Some have asked “Why do ‘bad’ things happen to seemingly good people?” And I have no true answer.
Cancer has touched my family in many, many ways. My two grandmothers, my maternal grandfather, my mom, my great aunt and now my father. Some fought and lost, some fought and won, and one has just entered the battle.
Why has my family been so ‘hit’ by cancer when none of us smoke or drink or work in jobs which could lend itself to producing cancer? I’m not sure about that either.
But I know God has given each of us the strength to fight, the joy of living in the ‘now’ and a hope for the future. (Jeremiah 29:11) He has strengthened our relationships, encouraged our devotion to Him and given us ways to Continue reading
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