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With a bad cold, the flue or some of these virus that seem to be going around - - it seems that they just need to “Run their course.”
Using all available means I try to stop it and cause it to leave early, but to no avail. It is determined and “Must run its course.”
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Usually on Sunday I take notes on my pastor’s sermon, and create a report for Monday. However this virus hit me hard last Saturday, and I ended up in bed for two days, with chills, runny eyes, nose and a cough.
For three days, I searched my oldest archives and reposted some of my earlier stories, because I did not have it in me to create.
My husband says he must have given this to me, (Thanks a lot) and he says he caught it from our hospital follow-up Doctor’s visit. Robert’s doctor declared that he was sick and only came in because the other Doctor was out with the virus. That is where it all started with us.
I thought it was going to miss me this year, and I hoped as much but when it did, I pulled out the Alka-Seltzer–cold plus, the aspirin, lemons, extra vitamin C, juices and was prepared to fight.
I rebuked, prayed, told it to leave, but it was strong and it seemed that it needed to "Finish its course."
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Each of us has a different “Race track” laid out for us, and we are called to complete it to the best of our ability.
Run with joy and stop for those hot lemon-aid comfort drinks,
but most important - - “Finish your course.”
Act 20:24 But none of these things move me, neither count I my life dear unto myself, so that I might finish my course with joy, and the ministry, which I have received of the Lord Jesus, to testify the gospel of the grace of God.
This post is linked to Faith Barista Jam Thursdays
Linked with Ann Kroeker’s, Food on Fridays
And also linked to Laura’s, Brag on God Friday
