Glad to hear!Originally Posted by fuego
Glad to hear!
Romans828 (12-27-2023)
Glad you're feeling better, Bro.
Take it easy...
Also, you're not a "spring chicken' anymore, so slow your roll.
Cardinal TT (12-28-2023), fuego (12-27-2023)
In the natural, sepsis is very serious and takes time to recover from. If I've calculated your timeline properly, it's only been a couple weeks since the onset? Give yourself 6 weeks.
In the glory, sepsis can be miraculously healed.
I declare your complete and miraculous healing in Jesus' name!!! Be healed. May His precious blood mingle with yours, fuego.
Cardinal TT (12-28-2023), fuego (12-28-2023), Romans828 (12-28-2023)
Yep. It was just two weeks ago today I went to the hospital.
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Romans828 (12-28-2023)
I just looked sepsis up and I had no idea how dangerous it was, even mild. And how long it can take to recover. Crazy.
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Look, as it were, through a telescope that will bring it up near to you; look into hell, and hear them groan; then turn the glass upwards and look at heaven, and see the saints there, in their white robes, with their harps in their hands, and hear them sing the song of redeeming love; and ask yourself--Is it possible, that I should prevail with God to elevate the sinner there? Do this, and if you are not a wicked man, and a stranger to God, you will soon have as much of the spirit of prayer as your body can sustain. -Charles Finney 'The Spirit of Prayer' from 'Lectures On Revivals of Religion'
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