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Don't Waste Your Medical Mistakes

Benjamin the Donkey Wrote: Feb 05, 2013 3:41 AM

Excellent article! And to humbly admit to your feelings at (what you thought to be) the moment of truth. Your point number three is so true in my own case. There are times that I am ready for the Lord Jesus to call me home and then there are other times when I think to myself there is so much I still want to do. For us Christians, it is important to remember where our home is and to remember that our inheritance makes us considerably rich, regardless of our current circumstances in this world. We must keep the faith in the Lord’s word.

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Don't Waste Your Medical Mistakes

I’m pretty good about the little things. If I start to slip or trip but then right myself, I’ll say or think, “Thank you, Lord.” But I recently had an opportunity to be thankful about a big thing, and blew it utterly.

The situation was this: Because I had a double bypass five years ago and my blood pressure is on the borderline for medication, a doctor prescribed for me a beta blocker that could bring with it nasty side effects like insomnia and anxiety. Never having had pill problems, I ignored those warnings.

Then a routine medical lab test indicated,...

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