Kia ora mai tatou te Whanau o Te Atua, (Friday 21st Nov, 2014) 7 North, Pod C, Bed 27. That was my address at Wellington Hospital, (when I wasnt in Intensive Care unit) since 28th Oct., until 19th Nov.... when they flew me back to my familiar surroundings of home, (Whanganui). When I left Whanganui, (pre-op) - I was 96 - 97 kgs .... I (now, without my spleen and half my pancreas) tip the scales at 85 kgs. I had 72 staples clamped across my stomach, along with 6 drains .... My arms, (both of them) had (on average) 2 -3 needles a day, for antibiotics, blood samples, (taken day AND night) among other things. I had an Epidurol in my spine for the maximum 5 days ..... (Women who have given birth under difficult circumstances will know what that entails) .... to help me cope with the pain. My life was made easier to endure with visits from Whanau & friends, and the ammount of texts on my cell-phone; I tried to answer as many as I could, under the influence of many medications.... to those I missed, arohamai, I am so so sorry - it wasnt intended..... I spent a lot of time in prayer; firstly that my children & Whanau would find peace with what was going on ..... I had faith, I spent time at His feet during my ordeal - yet, not all of my Immediates have that understanding. I got to fellowship with Brethren from the Outcast Ministries, & witness to people who know nothing about Gods Master Plan; about Gods Gospel (of a coming kingdom of God [Mark 1:14]) Over the next few weeks I will show you what was revealed to me..... What YOU do with it is up to you; but I suggest we ALL get ready to step up a few rungs in the ladder .... there ARE perilous times ahead, and SINCERITY is not going to make the grade..... its OBEDIENCE TO HIS WORD that He seeks from us [Matthew 4:4, Luke 4:4] Read [Matthew Chapter 24] - DONT be deceived! Until tomorrow, be blessed.
Posted on: Fri, 21 Nov 2014 08:59:30 +0000
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