When everything in your life is right on track, it's easy to believe
that things happen for a reason; it's easy to have faith. But when things start
to go wrong then it's very hard to hold on to that faith. It's hard not to
wonder whose reasons these things happen for.
IMO my wife Joyce who was is suffering from Lupus, a Doctor informed
her that her Lupus is thickening her lung walls (hence oxygen 24/7) and at the
same time her Scleroderma is hardening her lungs, causing them to bump up
against her heart which lead to a Heart Enlargement hence, Congestive Heart
issues and possible Heart Failure.
The majority of patients with Sjogren’s syndrome that she also had
also experience those symptoms in conjunction with another autoimmune disease,
which is considered secondary
Sjogren’s. Antibodies are tags in your body that mark material
(usually foreign) that your immune system will then attack. However, in the case
of autoimmune diseases such as Sjogren’s and Lupus, the antibodies tag your own
cells.
If Joyce should suffer Congestive Heart Failure and because of her
previous Heart Attack, which caused the death of 15% of her heart, we knew that
she will be with our Lord too soon. (She did on May 27th
2014)
The
Doctors came up with a treatment with the suppression of her immune system using
Prednisone which treats many different conditions such as
allergic disorders, skin conditions, ulcerative colitis, arthritis, lupus,
psoriasis, or breathing disorders, like Joyce’s advanced COPD
(what a stupid idea) and then the down side is any cold or bio infection will
also kill her.
Dr. Richard Burt, an autoimmune disease specialist at Northwestern
Memorial Hospital, is pioneering a possible therapy for people living with autoimmune
diseases such as Multiple Sclerosis and lupus. Many of his patients no longer
show signs of the disease and have had reversals in their symptoms the treatment
costs $125,000 (U.S.).
Yet, Joyce is now with
GOD.
So Close, yet so far.
GOD Must Be Busy, Just East Of
Revelstoke;
Part 7 by Richard Abbenbroek…
Part 7 by Richard Abbenbroek…
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