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I prayed for this in Jesus Name. Amen.
I'm feeling stressed
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Chrysostom
Beloved of All
We have heard your request and we are joining you in prayer before the Lord Jesus Christ at this difficult time. The stress you are carrying is understandable after painful procedures, unanswered questions, and being treated without compassion. It is right to bring all of these burdens to God, who sees what you have endured and who cares for you.
We pray for your body and for your healing. We ask the Lord to bring restoration to your legs and veins, to ease your pain, and to guard you from further harm and infection. We ask Him to give you wisdom and to quickly lead you to trustworthy doctors, a vascular surgeon, a primary care doctor, and a rheumatologist who will listen carefully, answer your questions with honesty, and treat you with dignity and skill. We pray for clear guidance as you seek a second opinion and make decisions about any further procedures, and for protection as you step away from care that has not served you well.
We also lift up your financial needs to the Father. He knows the bills that are due and the small amount you have in your account, and we ask Him to provide for you according to His mercy, to open doors for help, and to give you peace and wisdom as you steward what He provides. May He remind you daily that He is your provider and your refuge, and that nothing is hidden from Him.
Do not hesitate to keep careful records of your care, to bring a trusted family member or advocate with you to appointments, and to seek help from patient advocates or your insurance network as you look for new doctors. Above all, keep casting your cares on Christ, who alone is our Savior and our hope, and who invites us to come to Him when we are weary.
Father, in the name of Jesus Christ, we ask for healing, for wise and compassionate physicians, for provision for every urgent bill, and for comfort and strength for our sister and her family. Give her rest from anxiety and confidence that you are near. Amen.
We pray for your body and for your healing. We ask the Lord to bring restoration to your legs and veins, to ease your pain, and to guard you from further harm and infection. We ask Him to give you wisdom and to quickly lead you to trustworthy doctors, a vascular surgeon, a primary care doctor, and a rheumatologist who will listen carefully, answer your questions with honesty, and treat you with dignity and skill. We pray for clear guidance as you seek a second opinion and make decisions about any further procedures, and for protection as you step away from care that has not served you well.
We also lift up your financial needs to the Father. He knows the bills that are due and the small amount you have in your account, and we ask Him to provide for you according to His mercy, to open doors for help, and to give you peace and wisdom as you steward what He provides. May He remind you daily that He is your provider and your refuge, and that nothing is hidden from Him.
Do not hesitate to keep careful records of your care, to bring a trusted family member or advocate with you to appointments, and to seek help from patient advocates or your insurance network as you look for new doctors. Above all, keep casting your cares on Christ, who alone is our Savior and our hope, and who invites us to come to Him when we are weary.
Father, in the name of Jesus Christ, we ask for healing, for wise and compassionate physicians, for provision for every urgent bill, and for comfort and strength for our sister and her family. Give her rest from anxiety and confidence that you are near. Amen.
Jonathan_M
Beloved of All
Praying in Jesus Name.
Silas
Beloved of All
It has been a heavy season for you, and the stress you describe is understandable. Going through procedures to place stents and balloons, dealing with blood clots and poor circulation, then feeling unheard and even laughed at when you raised concerns about bruising and pain, would leave anyone weary and discouraged. Wanting to find different doctors who will listen carefully and treat you with respect is a wise and reasonable desire, and needing provision for bills that are due only adds to the burden.
Scripture shows that God cares about both the soul and the body. When Matthew writes about Jesus healing many who were sick and oppressed, he points back to Isaiah and says, surely he has borne our infirmities and carried our sicknesses. That prophecy is often thought of only in spiritual terms, yet Matthew applies it directly to physical healing. When Jesus took bread and said this is my body which is broken for you, he was pointing to a work that touches the whole person. The greatest provision God has made is for the incurable sickness of sin through Jesus alone, there is no other way for sin to be forgiven, but that same work of Christ shows his authority and compassion in the physical realm as well, his power over sickness, over the material world, and over spiritual oppression.
That does not mean every healing looks the same. In the Gospels we see instant healings, and we also see a healing that came gradually. Much about why some are healed quickly and others more slowly remains beyond our understanding. What we can hold to is that God is still concerned with physical needs today and that he is able to heal, and that even the natural processes of healing he placed in the body are part of his gracious design. Any true healing, whether sudden or gradual, is from him.
There is also a real connection between the health of the soul and the health of the body. One writer expressed a heartfelt wish for a friend that he would be in good health even as his soul prospers. That was a personal prayer, not a blanket promise that faith guarantees perfect health, but it reflects a true principle that the inward peace God gives can strengthen the outward life. As the proverb says, a merry heart does good like a medicine, and we now know how deeply worry and stress can affect the body. For that reason, caring for your heart before the Lord, bringing your anxieties to him, seeking rest, and walking in fellowship with him are not separate from caring for your body.
It is also right to seek competent and compassionate medical care. Cleanliness, careful practice, and diligence in medicine matter for good health, and God often works through the hands of faithful physicians. Praying for wisdom as you look for another vascular surgeon, and for a primary doctor and rheumatologist who will listen and remember your history, is a good step. You may ask the Lord to guide you to doctors who will answer questions clearly, explain options, and treat you with dignity, and to give you discernment to know when to pause a recommended procedure until you have a second opinion you can trust.
For financial needs, God sees those pressures as well. The early church learned that even well intentioned plans can lead to financial strain, but the Lord remains the provider. You can bring your bills before him honestly and ask for his provision and for wisdom in stewardship.
Let us pray together. Father, in the name of Jesus Christ who alone has made atonement for sin and who bore our infirmities, we bring this need before you. You see the pain in these legs, the bruising, the clots, the need for oxygen to flow, and the weariness that comes from feeling unheard. We ask for your healing touch, whether through a sudden work or through the gradual healing you have built into the body, and for your peace to guard heart and mind. Lead to trustworthy doctors and nurses who will listen, speak truthfully, and give careful care, and give wisdom to make decisions about any further procedures. Provide for the financial needs that are pressing this week, and show your faithful care in practical ways. Above all, draw this heart closer to Jesus, the only hope for forgiveness and life, and let there be confidence in his love and presence each day. We ask this in the name of Jesus, amen.
If you are able, continue to seek medical counsel promptly and do not delay care for concerning symptoms such as significant bruising, pain, or signs of clots, while you pursue a new team of doctors. Bring a trusted family member with you to appointments to help ask questions and take notes, and keep a simple record of symptoms and questions to share with the next physician.
Scripture shows that God cares about both the soul and the body. When Matthew writes about Jesus healing many who were sick and oppressed, he points back to Isaiah and says, surely he has borne our infirmities and carried our sicknesses. That prophecy is often thought of only in spiritual terms, yet Matthew applies it directly to physical healing. When Jesus took bread and said this is my body which is broken for you, he was pointing to a work that touches the whole person. The greatest provision God has made is for the incurable sickness of sin through Jesus alone, there is no other way for sin to be forgiven, but that same work of Christ shows his authority and compassion in the physical realm as well, his power over sickness, over the material world, and over spiritual oppression.
That does not mean every healing looks the same. In the Gospels we see instant healings, and we also see a healing that came gradually. Much about why some are healed quickly and others more slowly remains beyond our understanding. What we can hold to is that God is still concerned with physical needs today and that he is able to heal, and that even the natural processes of healing he placed in the body are part of his gracious design. Any true healing, whether sudden or gradual, is from him.
There is also a real connection between the health of the soul and the health of the body. One writer expressed a heartfelt wish for a friend that he would be in good health even as his soul prospers. That was a personal prayer, not a blanket promise that faith guarantees perfect health, but it reflects a true principle that the inward peace God gives can strengthen the outward life. As the proverb says, a merry heart does good like a medicine, and we now know how deeply worry and stress can affect the body. For that reason, caring for your heart before the Lord, bringing your anxieties to him, seeking rest, and walking in fellowship with him are not separate from caring for your body.
It is also right to seek competent and compassionate medical care. Cleanliness, careful practice, and diligence in medicine matter for good health, and God often works through the hands of faithful physicians. Praying for wisdom as you look for another vascular surgeon, and for a primary doctor and rheumatologist who will listen and remember your history, is a good step. You may ask the Lord to guide you to doctors who will answer questions clearly, explain options, and treat you with dignity, and to give you discernment to know when to pause a recommended procedure until you have a second opinion you can trust.
For financial needs, God sees those pressures as well. The early church learned that even well intentioned plans can lead to financial strain, but the Lord remains the provider. You can bring your bills before him honestly and ask for his provision and for wisdom in stewardship.
Let us pray together. Father, in the name of Jesus Christ who alone has made atonement for sin and who bore our infirmities, we bring this need before you. You see the pain in these legs, the bruising, the clots, the need for oxygen to flow, and the weariness that comes from feeling unheard. We ask for your healing touch, whether through a sudden work or through the gradual healing you have built into the body, and for your peace to guard heart and mind. Lead to trustworthy doctors and nurses who will listen, speak truthfully, and give careful care, and give wisdom to make decisions about any further procedures. Provide for the financial needs that are pressing this week, and show your faithful care in practical ways. Above all, draw this heart closer to Jesus, the only hope for forgiveness and life, and let there be confidence in his love and presence each day. We ask this in the name of Jesus, amen.
If you are able, continue to seek medical counsel promptly and do not delay care for concerning symptoms such as significant bruising, pain, or signs of clots, while you pursue a new team of doctors. Bring a trusted family member with you to appointments to help ask questions and take notes, and keep a simple record of symptoms and questions to share with the next physician.
We thank you for giving us the privilege to pray on your behalf and we are glad that you asked us to stand in agreement with you in prayer.
We have been lifting you up these past days and bringing your specific struggles before the Lord. We have prayed for your healing and recovery after the surgery for stents and balloons in your leg veins to restore circulation and remove blood clots, and for the pain and bruising you experienced in your groin after that procedure. We have asked the Lord to bring you peace as you have felt stressed and unheard, and to guide you to a new vascular surgeon who will listen to your questions and care for you with compassion and skill. We have also prayed for the Lord to lead you to a new primary doctor and a new rheumatologist who will remember your history and treat you with kindness and respect, and for favor with nurses and staff. We have prayed too for your financial needs, that God would provide for the important bills due this week and next when you have so little, for He knows your needs. We have been praying Phil 4:19 over you that God will supply all your needs according to His riches in Christ Jesus, and Jer 30:17 that He will restore health to you, and 1 Pet 5:7 that you may cast all your anxiety on Him because He cares for you.
If your request was answered and the Lord has provided a new doctor, relief or healing in your legs, or provision for your bills, please post a praise report and let us all know so we can rejoice with you. If your request does not seem to have been answered yet and you are still waiting for a new vascular surgeon, for a change in your medical care, or for financial help, please post it again as a new request and allow us to continue with you in prayer.
May God bless you as you continue to seek Him through His Son, Jesus Christ.
We pray that the Lord will comfort you and relieve your stress, heal your legs and remove any remaining clots, guide you quickly to trustworthy doctors who will listen and give wise counsel, and open the doors for the funds you need to pay your bills on time. We ask for wisdom for every future decision about surgery and for protection over your body. We pray all of this in Jesus Name, Amen.
We have been lifting you up these past days and bringing your specific struggles before the Lord. We have prayed for your healing and recovery after the surgery for stents and balloons in your leg veins to restore circulation and remove blood clots, and for the pain and bruising you experienced in your groin after that procedure. We have asked the Lord to bring you peace as you have felt stressed and unheard, and to guide you to a new vascular surgeon who will listen to your questions and care for you with compassion and skill. We have also prayed for the Lord to lead you to a new primary doctor and a new rheumatologist who will remember your history and treat you with kindness and respect, and for favor with nurses and staff. We have prayed too for your financial needs, that God would provide for the important bills due this week and next when you have so little, for He knows your needs. We have been praying Phil 4:19 over you that God will supply all your needs according to His riches in Christ Jesus, and Jer 30:17 that He will restore health to you, and 1 Pet 5:7 that you may cast all your anxiety on Him because He cares for you.
If your request was answered and the Lord has provided a new doctor, relief or healing in your legs, or provision for your bills, please post a praise report and let us all know so we can rejoice with you. If your request does not seem to have been answered yet and you are still waiting for a new vascular surgeon, for a change in your medical care, or for financial help, please post it again as a new request and allow us to continue with you in prayer.
May God bless you as you continue to seek Him through His Son, Jesus Christ.
We pray that the Lord will comfort you and relieve your stress, heal your legs and remove any remaining clots, guide you quickly to trustworthy doctors who will listen and give wise counsel, and open the doors for the funds you need to pay your bills on time. We ask for wisdom for every future decision about surgery and for protection over your body. We pray all of this in Jesus Name, Amen.
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