Some of you may have seen my recent post inquiring about full remission. The reason is that I have been in full remission since June 2nd without any of my prior symptoms. I have not had one moment of cog fog, muscle spasm, fatigue, numbness, or loss of balance.
I have not: changed my diet, changed my MS meds (actually quit them all), had stem cell transplant, smoked pot, or visited another planet 😜
What I have done is receive healing prayer at my church. God has healed me. Everyday I get up and renew my faith in him and his blessings upon me. Do I know why God has chosen me to be healed and not others? Absolutely not....but I will give him all glory and praise. His ways are not our ways and in our humanness we cannot always understand.
I was in healing prayer for two hours. Toward the end, the healing minister said my head was on fire, burning her hands. She touch my arms with her hands and they burned me.
I know there will be those here that won't believe. Regardless, I AM healed. And my friends, I plan to remain part of this board and continue to love you all!
Karen
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Praise God Karen. Nobody believes in Gods healing grace and power more than me. I've seen it happen and experienced it personally. I was healed of squammous skin cancer. When the surgeon couldn't even find where it had been I started shouting tgabk you Jesus till I had the Dr believing in tge power of healing. They had pictures and lab reports proving my diagnosis but it was gone praise God. So nobody can make me believe he doesn't heal. Im so happy for you. I got goose bumps which we holy rollers call holy ghost bumps just hearing your testimony, keep the faith and celebrate your healing. Praise God.
Karen-x PRAISE THE LORD, HALLELUJAH. !! I could shout His name ,JESUS forever. I am so glad for you Karen. You are a chosen one to show others GODS greatness.
Thats cool. I did all of that & a bit more with HSCT I'm May 8, 2016 without having to dedicate my self to a thought. Wonder why you were chosen to be healed, also wonder why you were chosen to have MS.
Great! I'm not a religious man, one an alter boy & did the whole religious grammar school thing, but........A positive mind does a lot. If you must, well God if there is one, gave you the ability to heal yourself. One way or another. If you did it your way, good for you. He mad me work harder I guess because I gave up my faith, but I still live by the good I was taught, my whole life.
Me again, I'm long winded,...but don't get discouraged if something comes up in the future. I've been relapse free for 5-6 year now. Not symptom free, those can hand on for years and years, and years. But there were voids in my relapses earlier that lasted over a year. I'm a pessimist, so I'm not really holding my breath, but rather trying all I can do, as God, if there is one, would want me to do, to stop this disease.
Hi Mark. It makes me happy that you replied. I can honestly say that your response has brought joyful tears to my eyes. I also "did the religion thing", Catholic school and all. I decided during my thirties that I needed to give up my religion to find God. Since you did chose to reply and not just ignore, maybe you are hearing the sweet sound of God's voice calling your name. God would never make you work harder, just the devil.
No matter what anyone believes, all I can say is this:
We all know the battle with MS, one that none of us would wish on even our worst enemy. If it is no longer a battle for you, than I am so thrilled and happy for you.
Heck, I'm not even jealous. I'm genuinely thrilled for you.
I am ecstatic for you. How liberating that must be! Praise God!
You have a beautiful spirit and I believe God has a special purpose for you. There surely is a reason for your journey through this. It makes me think of the Fatima children who were given a vision of Hell by our Blessed Mother in order to impress upon them the need to save souls (to give the Catholic faith a plug). You've been to hell and back with MS.
I am so, so happy for you. I am a bit jealous but I think that's normal and the two aren't mutually exclusive. 😊
I am so happy that you shared this amazing news. It gives us hope, gives us great cause for celebration, and, as others have expressed, we can still have faith that God's will for each of us is to be where we are right now.
I hope that you will stay in touch. I am fairly new to this forum but I know I would love to hear updates that your good health has been sustained and to hear your praising of God.
Sending a *HUGE* hug to my sister in MS. Praise God. I hope you live your life in His service.
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(Sorry, I know this isn't a religious forum, but I had to share these deeply personal sentiments because I felt this remarkable situation warranted it!)
Yay God!!! By his stripes you were healed! He chose you to let others know He Is and that He Does! HE didn't give any of us MS. Oh no, we fight a Much bigger thing as long as we reside on Earth. Thrilled for you & your experience. You certainly know both sides of the coin now and can certainly commiserate with those who still fight the good fight. Hallelujah and God continue to bless you!!!
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