ChristianBlog.Com Home About Register Login Join For Free
A Promotional Blog by clifrad
 
Are the blind leading the blind? I wonder if anyone really cares?
clifrad published this sponsored blog










 


 
The View from my Recovery Room

About a month and a week ago, I was in a car crash. I don't remember any of it, so I only can only tell you what I have been told, which is: I was evidently driving (okay...obviously I was driving; it's just that I don't remember where or when or why) when I (or the car) lost control, and rolled several times before it was stopped by a tree. I woke up in the hospital, disoriented, in extreme pain, and with no idea why I was there. I had several fractures, including my left femur, on which they had operated and inserted a rod. I had also fractured bones in my left shoulder, a couple of fractured ribs, a bruised lung, and a wounded left knee and foot. These latter two were stapled shut.
I've never seen that before, but that's what they did.
I was hooked up to a morphine drip which I could activate with a remote-control button which was hanging somewhere between my neck and my stomach. My mom, one of my brothers, my wife, and several of my friends were there; or perhaps, better I should say, they passed through over a span on time. Time, for me, was not flowing like it normally does. Stranger still, I don't remember being in a hospital room at all; my memory of those first hours (which seemed to me to pass over a period of several minutes) is of being in a bowling alley. We were all casually hanging out, my friends explaining to me what had supposedly happened. someone showed me a video from the local news telling me "see? That was you. You were on the news." This was hard to believe. What I saw was the remains of the twisted wreck of a car, crashed into something, and utterly destroyed. This car would never run again. It was really hard to believe that I could have emerged from that mess. I was told that the "jaws of life"
Home
were required to get me out of that horror. I doubt that anybody expected to find anything alive in there; but, there I was. And here I am. Maybe you don't believe in God, or in miracles. Myself, I am utterly convinced that I should have been killed in that accident. In fact, I might have died. The reason I suspect this is that the nurses in the hospital were very concerned about my heart. Evidently, they suspected cardiac arrest had occurred. Perhaps it did. That might explain why I lost control of the car, and can't remember anything. At any rate, I am here, recovering, and I feel as though I have begun a new life. More about that later

Posted: Feb 01 2012 01:42:14pm by yosefmc
Total Views: 149
ShortURL: http://christianblog.com/c718
Print This Blog
Translate This Blog
Share Via Email  Share On Facebook.Com  Share On Digg.Com  Share On Digg.Com  Post To Evernote  Share On StumbleUpon.Com  Share On Propeller.Com  Share On Technorati.Com  Share On FriendFeed.Com  Share On Reddit.Com  Blog QR Code

Author: silverpen Pledge Partner
Posted Feb 04 2012 05:21:57am
  Most Welcome Brother Yosefmc. :welcome: Sorry to read of this accident that cause you so much inconveniences and so much pain. I pray that the Lord will speed up the healing so that you will be restored to good health so that you will be a testimony of the glory of God. Indeed God spared your life and in due time, you will know the reason. Surely it is to serve Him more in a greater way which He will guide and will show in due season.

Do submit a prayer request at the prayer section so that many can pray for you.

Thanks for sharing .Do enjoy your time here. Continue to share and I look forward to your future blogs.

Blessings always

From Hwa Silverpen

Author: clayonmyeyes Pledge Partner
Posted Feb 08 2012 09:26:34am
  Nasty crash! Yes, it looks like a miracle you survived.

Praying and hoping your recovery is going well.

Grace to you,
Vince

Author: yosefmc
Posted Feb 10 2012 09:32:31am
  Thanks Vince. My recovery is going remarkably well, and I attribute this to much prayer going out on my behalf and to God's mercy and goodness. All my wounds have healed and I am walking again. People are amazed when they see me up and around already so soon after the crash, and looking so healthy, and this gives me an opportunity to give glory to the One who is worthy of it, my Lord Jesus.

Author: kreynolds Pledge Partner
Posted Feb 08 2012 03:02:10pm
  Actually, I can really relate to what you said about the memory issues and passage of time. That is similar to what happened to me for six days following a ruptured brain aneurysm. People generally do not survive ruptured brain aneurysms if they occur when they are asleep so like you, I know the only reason I am still here more than two years later is because of God.

Over the past few years, I've had to find my "new normal", first after cancer treatment and now after the subarachnoid hemorrhage and stroke. Life has changed quite a bit over the past four years but God has not. Though there are challenges to face, God has a purpose for my still being here; just like He has for you. We have work to do!

Blessings!

K :princess:

Author: yosefmc
Posted Feb 10 2012 09:35:34am
  Indeed we do have work to do! This is precisely how I have viewed it from the time I regained consciousness and realized what Jesus has done for me. Whatever time I have left, I want to invest in his kingdom, bringing people to him and giving him the glory he so deserves!

In order to respond to this blog you must be a registered member and logged into the ChristianBlog.Com website.



Information:
About ChristianBlog.Com
Terms of Service
Content Policy
Privacy Policy
DMCA
Resources:
Advertisement Options
Contact Us
RSS Feeds
Pledge Partnership
Website Update History
Sponsors:
Amazon Kindle
Logos Bible Software
Lamsa Bible Online
Assembly of God Jobs Online
OneTimeMessage.Com