Remember, Remember
I'm about to start watching V for Vendetta as I do every November 5th, and the oft quoted refrain "Remember, remember..." generally reminds people of violence and government overthrow and all that fun stuff, but the word "remember" alone doesn't have those connotations.
Remember when I challenged that student to turn in an amazing project? He's totally stepped up as a learner in my class.
Remember when I went to Denmark this summer and experienced emotional healing? I still thank God for that every day.
Remember when I celebrated a student's baptism last spring? She guest lectured in my class yesterday.
Remember when I stood without my braces or any supports for the first time since my accident earlier this year? I'm still taking steps without the braces.
Remember last year when I got to teach the students I lost after my accident? Several of them still come over for tea.
Remember last summer when I took a handful of steps on my own with no supports? I still have hope of walking like that full time someday.
Remember two years ago when I returned to the classroom after a semester in the hospital? I'm still grateful for every day with my students.
Remember when I broke my back and the world took a collective gasp and feared that my life was over? Praise the Lord, I'm still going strong.
I know of no reason this nerve damaged season should ever be forgot.
Comments (10)
Once again thank you for the great reminders and bringing us along in your journey. What a blessing !
It is indeed good to remember what God has done for us. Thanks for sharing.
I remember when I started reading your journal and praying for you. I remember the times, I cried with you. I remember the times I praised God with you. I remember the times reading your words have given me courage and encouragement. I am grateful for you and how your life is all about Jesus. I remember getting to know your mama in an Equipped to Care Class.
It is good to remember! You have some great memories and a greater hope! This do in remembrance of Me. Blessings and prayers --
I remember when you were born
I remember when you blessed our lives by coming to Kandern!!
I remember how strong you have been and how hard you work to make more and more progress, especially when I let small health issues get me down. Hugs.
I remember a very courageous young woman determined to glorify Jesus even those first days in the hospital!
I remember all your hard work in therapy sessions! Thankful for new improvements!
Always awesome to remember God's faithfulness!! Love you!!