In my solitude I pray,
The pain is so crippling, so I lay,
The softness of the sheets touch my skin,
There is an excruciating fire that burns from within.
Jesus knows me well.
To his Father I pray,
So I can make it through this day,
I wait for help to come from the phone,
A doctor, a medicine, as I sit all alone.
Jesus knows me well.
I meditate on his life on earth,
There is nothing to compare with his rebirth,
None of us know what he knows in heaven,
We celebrate him with wine and bread unleavened.
But Jesus knows us well.
He sees the suffering and pain,
He has his Father’s Kingdom to reign,
He has proven his loyalty, down to the end,
He sees his subjects that he will soon mend.
Because Jesus knows.
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In 2010, I suffered a traumatic brain injury and other injuries when hit by an under insured driver. It changed my life. I now live with Dystonia, a rare and painful neurologal disorder that causes involuntary muscle spasms and abnormal posturing. There is no treatment or cure. The best one can do is treat the symptoms. You can learn more at DMRF.org.
I try to write about people and things that help and inspire my readers. You can find more of my story by going to helphopelive.org. I am also on Facebook, where I have five pages, Pain Brain -Anti- Inflammatory Foods, Brain Tears, The Positive Posters Page, Traumatic Brain Injury Resources Page, Janice Tindle- Writer. I am also on Twitter and LinkedIn. Simply Google my name and my published articles should appear. I've been published in Fearless Caregiver, Today's Caregiver, TBI Hope and Inspiration Magazine, The Mighty.com, and several other publications.
I am currently a caregiver for my dear mother. My hope is to someday finish my books, "Get Back Up!" and "Galicia's Granite" during my mother's lifetime.
Your interest in my care, recovery and writing is greatly appreciated. Thank you. Comments are welcome.
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Janice beautiful and touching words. I know my disease has changed my faith. I still believe in God and know he is by my side holding me. I feel so lost sometimes. I have accepted the fact that he will not heal me but has answered the prayer that my hearing is still very good from The Meniere’s Disease. That was my fervent prayer when I was diagnosed.
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God gives us this promise at Isaiah 41: 10,
“Do not be afraid, for I am with you. Do not be anxious, for I am your God. I will fortify you, yes, I will help you. I will really hold on to you with my right hand of righteousness.”
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