At the Edge of Our Faith

Nov 5
22:00

2003

Carol Dee Meeks

Carol Dee Meeks

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“It is the ... kind of cancer,” the doctor said. “I don’t think it will visit him again,” he added with a smile. Basal Cell ... a ... ... tumor-a skin cancer, was born on

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“It is the friendliest kind of cancer,” the doctor

said. “I don’t think it will visit him again,” he added

with a smile.

Basal Cell Carcinoma,At the Edge of Our Faith Articles a malignant epithelial tumor-a

skin cancer, was born on my husband’s nose from too much New

Mexico sun. Indeed, it is the best kind of cancer to make

its home on your body if cancer has to camp on your door

steps.

But the days we spent waiting for the report led us to

the edge of our faith. Like the wolf howls at midnight on

the canyon’s rim, we stood and watched our future slip into

another chapter of recovery: a stroke, a colonoscopy scare,
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now this.

How the imagination can be like a run-away-train.

waiting, listening, and praying for good news-the friendly

kind of cancer, dropped us to our knees. At the edge of our

faith, we learned to really lean on our Lord and Savior. We

accepted His grace, more than we deserved, and took His hand

He held out to us. We’ll overcome this obstacle as we’ve

overcome our other health issues.

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