THE EASIEST AND HARDEST THING ONE CAN DO IS TO TOTALLY SURRENDER
NOT TO DEFEAT, BUT TO FAITH.
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The day I found out I had cancer, I had a vision. It was of a large ocean- the one I was just tossed into. I thought I could swim and  save myself, struggling against the current and put up a really good fight to live. I thought if I could see the shore I could try without drowning. Reality hit and I realized I could not save myself. 

I then imagined not fighting; lying back and totally surrendering my need, my instinctive urge to fight. I would float and rely on the great unknown that lie beneath me that I knew would hold me much longer if I simply let it. This great ocean I was tossed into I once thought was my demise, soon turned into a sea that would save me. My position hadn’t changed at all but my perception did. 

So yes, I guess people do seem to find God when they hit rock bottom that is because people usually choose to swim and nearly drown before surrendering, not to defeat but to faith. This realization the day I was diagnosed was the most liberating moment of my life. As crazy as it sounds, cancer freed me. 

OUR MISSION

By utilizing ALL the help available- loved ones, friends, neighbors, co-workers, local organizations, businesses and just ordinary fellow citizens, floydwarriors.com seeks to link all available help with families newly diagnosed so we all can get through the first months of a cancer diagnosis and treatment. There is too much help available not to use it. -Lisa I. Morahan, Founder of floydwarriors.com

'Preach the Gospel at all times and when necessary use words' -St. Francis of Assisi