Feeling new in my Seventies

This letter is a testimony of what God has done in my life. I came to you in August of 2009. I am sure you remember my condition. I had an injury causing me to have chronic pain in my neck and was very depressed and fearful. I had been to so many doctors and I was becoming overwhelmed with their “bad reports”. “Nothing they could do,” the said, “this is progressive,” “this will probably never go away”. I didn’t know at the time that I could refuse to receive their bad reports. The first time I came to you, you said “Help Is On The Way”. I will never forget your words. They gave me hope. I was without hope, and “hope deferred makes the heart sick”. Every time I had an appointment with you, I knew that I would feel better afterwards, both physically and emotionally—and gradually the pain disappeared. Today, I am attending Bible College in my seventies and being transformed and the being transformed by the Word. I truly believe I would not be here today if not you’re your letting God work through you to heal me. I am truly grateful. Thank you.

Joy L.

Similar Posts

  • Free from Sickness

    Dear Dr. Marshall & Staff, I’ve been set free, delivered from the prison that was my own body. The extent of my condition was a nightmare that I couldn’t awaken from. My husband and I both knew that it was only a matter of months before this disease would take my life or that I…

  • Cure For The Hurt

    Dear Marshall Spinal Care, I am writing to tell you how blessed and happy I am that I heard about Brainstem Care. One day I just happened to hear about it on a radio station. I heard a lady named Louella’s testimony. Needless to say I was interested. I had problems with constipation, plus upper…

  • Life Without Asthma

    Shortly after our son Skyler turned one year old, he began having severe coughing spells. They went on for months. During that time, his pediatrician tried nearly every cough suppressant available, but nothing helped. One night, Skyler woke up coughing and gasping for breath. At one point, he stopped breathing for several seconds. It was…