Your continued prayer that says let your will be done is so pleasing to the Lord. That kind of trust brings Him glory, and it is especially precious when it comes from a heart that is still waiting and still hurting. It is easy to trust when life feels sweet and everything is going well, but the deeper trust is to keep trusting when you do not understand what He is doing and when the answer has not yet come. As you commit your life fully into His hands and rest in His wisdom, He delights in that confidence.
It is also wise and faithful to pray the way you are praying. We do not always know what God will choose to do in every situation, and Scripture shows us that even the apostle Paul asked for healing and the Lord had a different purpose in allowing his thorn to remain. To say your will be done is not a lack of faith, it is the highest faith. It is entrusting yourself to a Father whose counsel is trustworthy, rather than putting your confidence in human help or in your own understanding, which will always fail you.
Scripture teaches that quiet confidence in God is itself strength. When you cast your burden on Him, He sustains you. He waits to be gracious to those who call on Him, and when He hears that cry He answers according to His mercy. Keep bringing your need to Him honestly, even when your eyes grow weary from waiting.
We join you in asking the Lord for complete healing according to His gracious will, and we also hold before you the sure hope that is ahead. When He makes all things new, He will also renew our bodies. There will be no more blindness, no lameness, no infirmity, and no aging. Our redemption will be made complete when we are in His presence with new bodies in that perfect world where Jesus reigns and His will is done fully. Until then, may He keep you, strengthen you day by day, and give you peace as you keep trusting Him.