Saturday, March 18, 2023

The News, I am cancer free...

This journey is one of resilience and strength, a testament to the power of faith in God and the human spirit. In August 2022, I received the devastating news that I had prostate cancer. By the first week of September, they upgraded it to stage 3. I thought to myself, this was a death sentence. The cancer was very aggressive. It felt like the ground beneath my feet had crumbled, and life as I knew it was over. Facing this diagnosis of cancer was not easy, perhaps it was normal to feel vulnerable, overwhelmed, and scared. But I refused to succumb to despair. Instead, I turned to the Almighty for guidance, and through faith and with the enduring help from my wife, I found the courage to fight.

It takes incredible strength to confront a diagnosis like cancer, especially when it is as aggressive as mine was at stage 3. However, the unwavering faith gave me the strength to endure the physical and emotional challenges that lay ahead. I made the brave decision to undergo surgery on November 22, 2022, a decision that required immense trust in the doctors and the medical team who were treating me. Also, a decision that would ultimately save my life.

My recovery was a remarkable blessed miracle, and it is a testament to the resilience of the human body. The fact that I spent only one day in the hospital and are now cancer-free is a testament to the strength of the spirits that were praying for me and our unwavering faith in the God Almighty.

Psalmist 16:11 “You make known to me the path of Life, and this is a testament to the fact that miracles still happen, and that there is always hope, even in the darkest of times. The path to miracle always travels through uncomfortable territory but Jesus has told us in John 9:3 this happened so that the works of God might be displayed.” Yes, while He is here, verse 5, “[He is] the light of the world.”

In addition, this journey is also a reminder of the importance of taking control of your health. We must make the personal decision and commit to do the right things for our body. And sometimes, we will have to make the brave decision to fight when faced with a life-threatening illness.

As I move forward with this life, free from the grip of cancer, may I always remember the incredible strength and faith that carried me through this journey. God had answered many prayers from loved ones, church members, and friends and has given me a second chance at life.

My journey is a reminder of the power of hope and faith in times of difficulties. It's a reminder that even when we feel lost and alone, there is always someone watching over us, guiding us, and protecting us. It's a reminder that God’s miracles do happen, and that the human spirit can overcome even the greatest challenges.

As I continue forward in this life, I know that I am not alone. I have a community of loved ones and friends who supported me, and I have the unwavering love and protection of God Almighty. I Embraced this second chance at life, and live each day with gratitude and purpose.

Thank you to all of those that lifted me up in your prayers.

Your Servant 


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