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| Tuesday, October 09, 2007 1:54:37 PM |
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Of course, I remember you! Good to hear from you. How is your back/pain doing?
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That doesn't sound too bad.
And the best to you too.
I wonder how long it will take someone else to post in here... or if anyone even pays attention to this besides you and me (occasionally).
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Doing great! God is good! I'm finishing up the last semester and then looking into seminaries. You can pray for that process if you'd like (the applying, financing, direction, etc. are the main requests). What about you? How's life down in Texas?
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Somebody posted!!!!
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I've read some of those books! The Cancer Cure that Worked was fascinating...
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I've heard people talk about this. Interesting results.
I already use a ton of mineral salt and drink a lot of water so I don't think I'd notice much.
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No forum?
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Moldlady, the pleasure is mine. To God be the glory... as you've been freely given, give freely to others.
When I spent life studying nutrition for cancer, I realized before too long I might not be learning just for myself, but also for others. I felt very frustrated that I felt like God had blessed me with some knowledge that could change or at least help those that were struggling in their health around me. But they wouldn't listen. To some extent the KTC forum was such a wonderful way to be able to vent and feel like I was making a difference and that what I learned wasn't just being thrown away. It was also a tremendous blessing to me because it helped solidify what I had learned... the best way for me to solidify what I have learned is to teach someone else.
Over time, I have come to realize that while nutrition still is a pashion of mine, there are things that I am far more passionate about. Before cancer there were a LOT of issues in my life. I was filled with resentments, addicted to pornography, a workaholic and so many more things. I had never delt with any of that stuff. But I came to realize that that stuff was destroying my health just as much as my diet was. What I came to realize four and a half years ago was just how weak I truly am. My determination ran out in cancer. My desire to live ran out. My everything ran out. And when it did I turned HARD into my God. And as I threw myself before Him day after day after day, He did slowly change me. Addictions were broken as I walked through something similar to the "Steps to freedom in Christ" of Neil T. Anderson. The pull was gone. And God blessed me that I came out the other side free and healed of the addictions and bitterness. This was no work that I could do. It was only as life was stripped away and I surrendered control to my God and came to truly see who He was through the Bible that my life began the process of change.
I don't post that much on nutrition anymore... for one thing I don't have a ton of time as I'm off at school. But for another my real passion is for those who are stuck in addictions that do not know how to get out. I only have so much time, and that is where it tends to get focused. But I am extremely grateful for people like you who help others out. May God bless you richly and restore you to full health as you faithfully steward your body!
your brother in Christ,
Paul
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When my mom started doing that she would paint basketball sized shapes and they would be gone within a couple of hours... pretty sure she might have been low on iodine....
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Yeah, I've heard lots of good things about iodine painting. Good for you!
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