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SummaryI’m Robyn, and in 2020 I was finally diagnosed with endometriosis after so many dismissals. I felt trapped in painβ€”my body wouldn’t let me live freelyβ€”and there were days I cried out to God for healing and relief πŸ™. Facing surgery and the first lockdown, I was carried by my parents and friends in constant prayer and encouragement β€οΈβ€πŸ©Ή. They helped me see God’s presence even in suffering. Though the pain still flares and doubts creep in, my community and my faith remind me I’m never alone. I’ve discovered that God uses compassionate doctors and loving friends to bring His comfort. If you’re battling a chronic illness, I’d love to pray with you, asking our Lord to carry your burdens, bring wise medical care, and fill you with hope and peace 😊.

This is Robyn πŸ‘‹

Living with a chronic illness is not easy. It’s tough on you, your loved ones, and your relationship with God. Join Robyn as she shares a bit about living with her chronic illness and how she found God in the suffering and in her community.

This is from the “This Is Me” series. The series shares the stories of ordinary people who have found God in life-changing ways in their suffering, hardship, and day-to-day activities. Share this video with someone who needs encouragement today!

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Watch Yolanda’s story here –

When Yolanda became a new believer, she made assumptions and had expectations about what her life would look like given God’s goodness and faithfulness. Join her as she shares her journey and prays for new believers to find their hope and faith in God’s truth and goodness.

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