Gift of Life: Witness of Hope, Faith, and Gratitude

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Gift of Life: Witness of Hope, Faith, and Gratitude.

The sounds of machines and the fast steps of healthcare workers in the crowded streets of the hospital are an important reminder of the fragility and fragility of life. It is here, in the midst of uncertainty and fear, that the truth of the gift of life is revealed. I can feel the stress in their hearts as they anxiously walk from one end of the road to the other. The fear on their faces was palpable as they waited for news about their sister, who was struggling to survive in the study.

They are ready to seize every opportunity with prayer on their lips and hope in their hearts. Yet, amidst their anguish, there was another woman seated nearby, whose husband was undergoing the same surgery as the sister of the two ladies. Hours ago, the doctor emerged with devastating news – her husband had not survived. In that moment, fear gripped us all, reminding us of the stark reality of mortality.

I could only imagine the turmoil raging within the hearts of the two sisters. They appeared composed outwardly, but I knew the depth of their anguish and the weight of their uncertainty. For them, it is a balance of hope and despair, with a beautiful outcome hanging in the balance.

The deaths of other patients in the same way reminded us of the fragility of life. But then, despite the differences, hope grows. Their sister came out of the theater alive, her spirit strong and her body healed. It is a testimony to the power of the human spirit, the power of faith, and the eternal gift. In moments like these, we are reminded that life is a right, not a rule. Every breath we take, every heart we breathe, is a precious gift given to us by a supreme power.

This is a gift that should not be given because those who lived on this earth before us and those who will come after do not receive the same amount of time. Let’s not forget to be thankful for the gift of life when we face life’s difficulties.

Let’s appreciate every moment, embrace every moment, and live with a good heart. Because in the end, what matters is not the length of our lives, but the depth of our gratitude for this precious gift of life.

Credit: Erabere Monica