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Tag Archives: dying
“I Thought I would be Dead by Now”
A friend recently asked my about the status of my cancer. I have a type of incurable blood cancer (multiple myeloma). I have been in “remission” (although the doctor prefers to say the cancer has been subdued) for several months … Continue reading →
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Tagged dying, letting go, living with cancer, the presence of God
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Who Am I When My Body Fails Me – Dying Before You Die
Who am I When My Body Fails Me? is a question we all need to ask ourselves when injury or illness takes its toll on our lives. How are we different? How are we the same? How do we respond to … Continue reading →
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Tagged dying, Richard Rohr, surrender, the Kingdom of God
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