My entry #MiracleMoments @philida g/studio #earn Miracleβ¦
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My entry #MiracleMoments
Miracle is a rare phenomenon and usually can't be explained by science. Like the miracle by Jesus, wherein a boy gave him 5 loaves of bread and 2 fishes, but Jesus fed 5,000 men including their wives and children. Also the miracle by Saint Mother Teresa of India, wherein a medallion from Mother Teresa was placed on the abdomen of a woman with cancerous abdominal tumor before going to bed. When she woke up in the morning the tumor was gone.
For me miracle depends on how we understand it and made an impact on our lives. As simple as we wake up and finish our day successfully to a very complex as curing a cancer in one night.
When I was about 32 years old, I had a sickness wherein I couldn't understood it's implication. I could felt heart palpitations oftentimes. Our company doctor, and other heart specialists couldn't made a diagnosis because all of my lab tests results are normal. So life just went on for about 1 month.
One day when I was in our downtown area, I passed by a pharmacy in which they had a doctor with free consultation. So I tried, I was the only patient and the doctor was already in his senior. Upon learning my medical history, he scribbled a prescription and handed it to me. He said that I was suffering from hyperacidity, and shouldn't let myself get starved. The medicine was pricey but I was healed.
I don't know if it was somewhat a miracle or just a mere coincidence. But actually, I was praying every night that time about my health problem. So I really thank God very much.
Miracle is a rare phenomenon and usually can't be explained by science. Like the miracle by Jesus, wherein a boy gave him 5 loaves of bread and 2 fishes, but Jesus fed 5,000 men including their wives and children. Also the miracle by Saint Mother Teresa of India, wherein a medallion from Mother Teresa was placed on the abdomen of a woman with cancerous abdominal tumor before going to bed. When she woke up in the morning the tumor was gone.
For me miracle depends on how we understand it and made an impact on our lives. As simple as we wake up and finish our day successfully to a very complex as curing a cancer in one night.
When I was about 32 years old, I had a sickness wherein I couldn't understood it's implication. I could felt heart palpitations oftentimes. Our company doctor, and other heart specialists couldn't made a diagnosis because all of my lab tests results are normal. So life just went on for about 1 month.
One day when I was in our downtown area, I passed by a pharmacy in which they had a doctor with free consultation. So I tried, I was the only patient and the doctor was already in his senior. Upon learning my medical history, he scribbled a prescription and handed it to me. He said that I was suffering from hyperacidity, and shouldn't let myself get starved. The medicine was pricey but I was healed.
I don't know if it was somewhat a miracle or just a mere coincidence. But actually, I was praying every night that time about my health problem. So I really thank God very much.
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It's amazing how God works in ways that sometimes feel subtle but undeniably powerful. Thank you for sharingππ€
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What a powerful and reflective story! Miracles often reside in the blend of faith, timing, and unexpected solutions, much like your experience. Whether it was divine intervention, a wise doctor, or both, itβs a reminder of how hope and perseverance can lead to life-changing moments. Gratefulness for every answered prayer is truly a miracle in itself! π
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Yes thank you, but sometimes it had reoccured so I don't eat anymore acidic foods π€π₯°π
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This is a powerful and moving story β€οΈI'm glad you're feeling better lods πβ€οΈ
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Thanks lods, pero bumabalik pag kumain ako ng bawal, kaya iwas na ππ₯°π