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When Two DNAs Live in One Body: My Journey Through a Bone Marrow Transplant and the God Who Remade Me.
The day I learned I would need a bone marrow transplant felt like stepping into a story I had not written. My own blood, once loyal and trustworthy, had turned against me. Doctors spoke in clinical terms about replacing my marrow with that of a donor. I listened, but my heart was busy asking other questions. Would I still be me? Could someone else’s cells change my identity? What would remain untouched?
By Test6 months ago in Longevity
"Drink From The River of Delight" by Janet S Abadir MD.
There are books that teach. There are books that inspire. And then, every once in a while, there comes a book that feels like an answered prayer. A quiet stream in the wilderness. A lantern in the dark. Drink from the River of Delight by Janet Abadir is one of those books.
By Test6 months ago in BookClub
Raw, Spontaneous Worship from My Living Room.
CAUTION: I woke up like this 😂. This afternoon, I took a nap after online service and woke up feeling completely refreshed at exactly 17:16.
By Test6 months ago in Poets
The Bench by the Pond.
God told me to go and sit. It wasn’t loud. No thunder or shaking walls. Just a soft, still nudge early in the morning at 5:28. I woke up with a sound playing in my head…. a tune I couldn’t quite place but it kept bugging me. I prayed at 6. Had a chat with Mummy. And while we were talking, the sound kept looping in the back of my mind like a song that won’t be quiet until it’s been sung.
By Test6 months ago in Confessions
Joy. . Top Story - August 2025.
Joy is the hush before the birds begin, the breath before my thoughts arrive, a quiet that sits with me, like warm cotton and early light.
By Test6 months ago in Poets
"Hey, Good Lookin’"😉
This morning, I woke up with a strange, perfect peace. You know that quiet that doesn’t announce itself loudly. It just sits with you. Hums under your skin. Like a melody you forgot you knew. That’s how it felt. And I thought, maybe a season is closing. And a new one is just beginning.
By Test7 months ago in Writers
You Were Born for More: The "Faith in Action" Book Series That’s Changing Lives.
“Faith in action has no logical basis.” – Ambassador Eniola My journey to discovery of these books started here: Some books educate. Others entertain. But a rare few awaken something eternal.
By Test7 months ago in Motivation
The Agreement.
From spirits twain, a silent plea, To God's own plan, they both agree. Through cosmic ears, His whispers heard, A sacred promise, every word.
By Test7 months ago in Poets
A Walk Back Through Ropner Park.
I went to Ropner Park today. The ducks were doing their usual networking. The swans were acting like swans. The willow trees looked like they hadn’t been listening to the news, which is probably for the best.
By Test7 months ago in Writers
Saturday Morning: Watchers, Prophets, and Pasta for Breakfast.
It’s a Saturday morning, 26 minutes past 10. I’ve already done a few things upside down. Like having pasta and vegetables and peanut butter for breakfast. No cheese in the fridge, but the olive oil and chili tomato sauce carried their weight. I’m full now. Full of food, full of thoughts, full of this ache to burn 400 calories so I can come down to a round 600 for the day. If I don’t, I’ll still be okay. But I will. I’ll walk it off.
By Test7 months ago in Writers
The Thread and the Call.
Once there was a thread spun long before time woven quiet through breath and bone, It shimmered like something half-remembered
By Test7 months ago in Poets
Soul Tie.
She came in the hush between dreams a woman shaped like earth and sky dark-skinned, round-faced, wrapped in white nappy hair like clouded crowns and eyes like wells you don’t look into lightly
By Test7 months ago in Poets