Hello Everyone
Sunday's are such sweet and blissful!
Being able to attend church and to praise God is
a blessing that I can not describe!
Having the ability to raise your hands towards the heavens in honor
Of our Lord and Savior is one of the greatest things we can do.
Having Rheumatoid Arthritis can have an effect
On my daily routine but it does not stop me
from lifting my hands to praise Him! Amen!
Today I have spent
My time typing more on my chapter 4 and waiting for my committee
to send changes regarding my chapters 1-3 but nothing yet!
God tells us to be patient! To wait on His time
and not our time so I am trying to follow His will
and not my own. At times this is very difficult to do!
I thank you all for reading my blog and taking the time
to respon at times with prayers and comments.
I appreciate
the feedback.
I appreciate the emails that I receive from each of you giving me the strength, courage and the motivation that I need to continue on this journey that God has placed me on.
Good night and thank you all for being there for me...
Until the next time...continue to pray for me and I will continue to pray for you!
God Bless
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God is Good!
Definitely not the Brady Bunch
Living as a Christian with Rheumatoid Arthritis
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- Tammy Rivera-Tubbs
- Who am I? What a hard question to answer. Since I have so many titles to address who I am.
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About Me Continued...
I'm that lady that has so much education that I'm still not done. You know, I have a Master's Degree in Special Education, a Master's Degree in Educational Administration and I'm getting my Doctorate's in Educational Leadership. You know the one that people always ask, "how do you manage with all those kids and working and going to school?" and I always reply, "God is good and He gave me a great husband."I'm the one who quit smoking, on December 31st, 2005. You know me, I'm the one who has been diagnosed with an autoimmune disease last year called: Rheumatoid Arthritis. Remember? It's me, the one who asks that you keep praying that God gives me the strength to make it through each and everyday. The one who asks that you pray for my husband and my children that are going through this disease with me. It's me, the one who knows that life is too short and trying to live each and every moment the best way I can. I hope that as I write these words, I can answer who I am. From the words of someone who has already lost their battle with an autoimmune disease, "I believe that, as a culture, we shy away from anything surrounding death and, consequently, deprive ourselves of all the lessons inherent in the dying and grieving process. We ignore the reality that death is as much a part of life as birth." I hope that my posts cover the gamut of human emotions because, as a Puerto Rican, I have always had a "rich" emotional life. While many posts are sad just as many are comical. This is not my version of "The Last Lecture." It is my heart, my thoughts, my joys, and my fears as they unfold along this journey. My hope is that you will find some of it useful on your own life's journey. I hope that sharing my experiences will help not only those struggling with life threatening illnesses, debilitating diseases but also to those who are blessed with their health as well. God Bless you and no matter what happens on this journey, know that I will always keep you in my heart and in my prayers.
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