Illness | Perspective | Priorities

“. . . the one who searches always finds” (Luke 11:10).

Professor Arthur Frank suffered a heart attack at age 39, and 15 months later was diagnosed with cancer. He has written a book in which he says,

“Critical illness offers the experience of being taken to the threshold of life, from which you can see where your life could end. From that vantage point, you are

forced to think in new ways about the value of your life. Illness takes away parts of your life, but in so doing it gives you the opportunity to make a hard choice about the kind of life you will lead — as opposed to the one you have simply accumulated over the years.”

If illness can make that happen, perhaps some of us need to pray for an epidemic!

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