Please pray for my mom!

[jcribb16]

Hello, 

     A miracle... you decide    February 2, 2009 when my husband woke-up I had a temperature of 103 and I was so out of it he had to completely dress me and get me in the wheelchair so we could get to the emergency-room. In fact, my husband said he wheeled me into the emergency-room and a nurse was coming around the corner and she took one look at me at rushed me in while my husband had to fill-out all the paperwork. Furthermore, I had a fever of 107 degrees and I was unresponsive. The doctor said I had  and had double phenomena.       

     When my husband came in the next day I had tubes all over and several different IV bags, and after a few days one of the doctors told my husband he should get start looking into funeral arrangements. My husband almost decked him but two of the nurses calmed him down. In addition, my husband had another scare on Feb. 11, 2009 when I was no longer in ICCU because I woke-up and I was in a regular room. Then, February 14, 2009 at 10:00 pm., in a snow storm my husband took me home. And although I survived I was still struggling with an 11 year illness and I had lost so much weight, I was truly very weak. 

     However, one month later on March 14, 2009 my grandmother passed away peacefully in her bed while she was sleeping. And May 5, 2009 I started college online and I am two classes away from my AAEE degree, I got out of the whellchair March 14, 2009 and even though I still have a few mountains to climb my healthy has been improving throughout. 

     Sincerely, RosieQ             

Thank you for sharing your story!  That is amazing news and I'm proud of you for how far you have come since then, including college and getting out of that wheelchair!  That's a testimony of the Lord!   

Attributing medical attention to being "a testimony of the lord" is an unsupported and therefore, false attribution.  Apparently, that's all those blinded by religious belief have; unsupported faith-based attributions sans direct evidence.

Oh hush with your nonsense.  You believe your way and she will believe her way. 

[mjoseph1]

will keep your mom in prayers hope she is well

[falcon9]

Oh hush with your nonsense.  You believe your way and she will believe her way. 

Rational thought isn't the "nonsense" which irrational religious belief manifestly is; and I have no religious "beliefs".  Belief is unnecessary when there is evidence and required when there isn't.

[jcribb16]

Oh hush with your nonsense.  You believe your way and she will believe her way. 

Rational thought isn't the "nonsense" which irrational religious belief manifestly is; and I have no religious "beliefs".  Belief is unnecessary when there is evidence and required when there isn't.

It's still none of your business if she attributes her personal miracle to God, for working through the doctors to help get her as far as she has gotten today.  You don't have to accept it, but you don't need to criticize her for what she feels happened in her personal life.  So, just hush with your nonsense and live with your own decision of nonacceptance of it.

[falcon9]

It's still none of your business if she attributes her personal miracle to God...

If so, it would be none of yours should those false attributions be exposed as such.

... for working through the doctors ...

No, that's you specious religious attribution and one which disparages and disrespects the doctors who actually did the work, (not some unsupportable supernatural vague entity).  That's not only rude but, it promotes irrationality and unreasoning 'blind faith'.

[hitch0403]

Falcon9 if Workmama is gonna pull your part its undertstandable why she wouldnt get any prayers.

She can make her own bed you dont have to make it for her.

[jcribb16]

It's still none of your business if she attributes her personal miracle to God...

If so, it would be none of yours should those false attributions be exposed as such.

... for working through the doctors ...

No, that's you specious religious attribution and one which disparages and disrespects the doctors who actually did the work, (not some unsupportable supernatural vague entity).  That's not only rude but, it promotes irrationality and unreasoning 'blind faith'.

It's my choice and my right to believe how I want, including how I or anyone else, such as that poster, chooses to acknowledge an event.  You don't have to accept it, that's perfectly fine.  But you aren't going to stop me from sharing my opinion on a matter with a topic on praying for someone's mom.  You don't pray - that's fine.  I pray - that's fine.  I accept your choice, but you don't accept mine.  You, then, are the critical one, trying to prevent me from sharing what I believe, while trying to make my beliefs look stupid.  On with you - it's not working.

[hitch0403]

Might i add for Workmama


"Bad association spoils useful habits"

[falcon9]

It's still none of your business if she attributes her personal miracle to God...

If so, it would be none of yours should those false attributions be exposed as such.

... for working through the doctors ...

No, that's you specious religious attribution and one which disparages and disrespects the doctors who actually did the work, (not some unsupportable supernatural vague entity).  That's not only rude but, it promotes irrationality and unreasoning 'blind faith'.

It's my choice and my right to believe how I want, including how I or anyone else, such as that poster, chooses to acknowledge an event.  But you aren't going to stop me from sharing my opinion on a matter with a topic on praying for someone's mom. ... trying to prevent me from sharing what I believe, while trying to make my beliefs look stupid.  

My opposition to your specious religious beliefs neither prevents you from having them or posting about them.  Neither do your ineffective attempts to suppress such opposing viewpoints prevent them.  As for your own words making your "beliefs look stupid"; anything I can do to emphasize what you're propounding endeavors to reiterate the irrationality, illogic and non-reasoning evinced by such superstitious religious beliefs.

[jcribb16]

It's still none of your business if she attributes her personal miracle to God...

If so, it would be none of yours should those false attributions be exposed as such.

... for working through the doctors ...

No, that's you specious religious attribution and one which disparages and disrespects the doctors who actually did the work, (not some unsupportable supernatural vague entity).  That's not only rude but, it promotes irrationality and unreasoning 'blind faith'.

It's my choice and my right to believe how I want, including how I or anyone else, such as that poster, chooses to acknowledge an event.  But you aren't going to stop me from sharing my opinion on a matter with a topic on praying for someone's mom. ... trying to prevent me from sharing what I believe, while trying to make my beliefs look stupid.  

My opposition to your specious religious beliefs neither prevents you from having them or posting about them.  Neither do your ineffective attempts to suppress such opposing viewpoints prevent them.  As for your own words making your "beliefs look stupid"; anything I can do to emphasize what you're propounding endeavors to reiterate the irrationality, illogic and non-reasoning evinced by such superstitious religious beliefs.

It's none of your business since we are allowed to post our thoughts in this thread just as you are.  So stop with your irrational reasoning.  Stop messing with this poster's thread, too, please.  If you are so unhappy, leave.

[falcon9]

It's none of your business since we are allowed to post our thoughts in this thread just as you are. 

In turn, it's "none of your business" should others choose to point out the irrationality of publically-posted illogic assertions.

So stop with your irrational reasoning.  Stop messing with this poster's thread, too, please. 

The reasoning opposing your irrationality is logically-based and therefore, not irrational itself.  Such continued attempts to censor/suppress/oppress opposing viewpoints is yet another example of irrational intolerance and 'control issues'.

[hitch0403]

You like to use the word evidence a lot Wheeley.

Let me use it for a change.

How most of this forum feels and thinks about you.

[falcon9]

You like to use the word evidence a lot Wheeley.

On the other hand, religious fundies like to avoid providing evidence for their specious, faith-based beliefs.

Let me use it for a change.
How most of this forum feels and thinks about you.

That would be the logical fallacy of an appeal to popularity and wouldn't constitute any other "evidence" than there being many self-deluded religious adherents who might prefer that their irrationality not be emphasized to their fragile egos.

[hitch0403]

The only thing you recognize is your undeserving government check that keeps you from getting a REAL job.

[lackeyk]

One of the names of Our Mighty God is "Jehovah Rapha". The LORD God that heals us. Cancer roots dry at the command of our Great Lord. It's cells will stop spreading at the command of God. His Word will restore health to you. The bible further says this in the book of Philippians 2:9-10 "Therefore God has exalted Him to the highest place and gave Him the name that is above every name, that at the name of Jesus every knee should bow, in heaven and on earth and under the earth, and every tongue confess that Jesus Christ is Lord to the Glory of God the Father”. This tells me whatever name the cancer has, be it prostrate, lung, breast, or cervical cancer, all will bow at the name of King Jesus. Healing can be attained by trusting in His Wonderful name. Your mom will be heal very soon. Talk to god and he will answer your prayer. God is right by her side 24 hours. God blessed!!!!