My word for May 18th is ASHER
Every five weeks I get my hair dipped and clipped. I love going to Kutting Up and visiting
with Diane and Kathleen, they are on my list of my very own personal pep
rallies. They make me feel
great. When I went in last week Diane had a picture on her shelf of
the cutest little girl. I asked
who it was and she told me it was Susan Adamson’s little girl Asher. Susan was much younger than me, but I
remember her being a spunky teenager running around town. Today, while driving home from Little
Rock with Lauren, Lauren was looking at Facebook. She asked me what little cousin of Ashton Adamson’s needed
prayers? As Lauren read on, I
realized it was Susan’s little girl Asher, the little girl that I had just commented
about in the picture. Asher was
diagnosed yesterday with Ewing’s Sarcoma.
Ewing’s Sarcoma is a rare bone cancer that forms small tumors on parts
of a bone. It usually stays
localized in one area, however Asher’s has metastasized to other areas of her
body. Monday Asher and her family
will begin the journey for Asher’s life.
When young innocent children become sick we always ask
why? Why does this happen to
children? These are questions that
we will never be able to comprehend or understand. I do know that God loves each of us and He doesn’t cause
sickness. He knows the heartache
that comes to those who have to see their child suffer. God had to watch his
own son die for our sins. This was
the hardest thing He had to do. He
was there when His son was tortured and killed. As we watch
those that we love hurt and suffer we emotionally do not understand. However, we must realize that even
though it is hard for us to handle, every situation happens for a reason. God isn’t the cause of suffering, but
He is the only solution. The key to healing is to believe. We must have faith and trust that God
is always acting for the ultimate good for each of us. He is our hope for the future, the hope
for healing.
God has a purpose for every sickness. We don’t have the answer to why, but it
isn’t for us to figure out. All we
need to do is put our faith in God and He will prevail. He will heal.
Dear Lord be with Asher and her family as she begins her
journey of healing. Be with them and comfort them during the
treatments that will destroy the cancer that has invaded her body. Assist us in praying for what Asher
needs and aid the doctors in knowing exactly what will work best. Please relieve her tiny body from any
pain and lessen the heartache that Asher’s parents have in their hearts. We pray that during 2012 Asher is
healed and so are the many other children that are suffering.
Mark
11:24
Jesus
said, “Therefore I tell you, whatever you ask for in prayer, believe that you
have received it, and it will be yours.”
Luke 8:50
“Hearing this, Jesus said to
Jairus, ‘Don’t be afraid; just believe, and she will be healed.”
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