Cancer: Journey to Victory - Results Day

Today Thursday, 10 January 2019 at 9:30, I have to go in to get the results of the test. I plan to take my friend Sharon with me because I needed the support of someone. This could be a cruciakl day and I am glad I will not be alone.

It was not the news I was expecting to hear but I know God is in control. The CT scan and MRI scan were not conclusive so they are still not sure of where the source of the cancer is. The only thing the MRI scan showed was that there were two at spot, one on each breast and they need to do a biopsy to see if it is cancer. Until this is determined, they will not know the course of treatment I need to undergo.

As a result,  I have to go in for another CT scan on Monday 14th January at 11:00AM and another biopsy on Wednesday 16th of January at 14:15 PM. Oh joy, I was not happy, why was it proving difficult to find the primary source. More test, I hate test.

I was a bit disappointed and emotional after the appointment. I cried because I wanted answers and I didn’t get any only more questions. I wanted things to be set in motion so I know the course of plan and move forward. But after after crying, I refocused on God and not the report I got today. God knows what is going on and he has a plan and I know that I am healed because that his what his word says. I didn’t get any only more questions. I wanted things to be set in motion so I know the course of plan and move forward. But after after crying I refocused on God and not the report I got today. God knows what is going on and he has a plan and I know that I am healed because that his what his word says. I don’t know he will do it but I know it is already done and I am just waiting for the manifestation of my healing.

So Father, I thank you for my healing. Thank you that you are with me through this journey and it will pass. I believe that You personally carried my sins in your body on the cross so that I can be dead to sin and live for what is right. By your wounds I am healed. 1 Peter 2:24 NLT 

Because I believe, there will be a fulfillment of words - “Blessed is she who believed, for there will be a fulfillment of those things which were told her from the Lord. Luke 1:45 NKJV


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