Life Breathed into Dead Bones. There’s Hope 

This message was spurred while hearing of another’s discouragement. They are experiencing mold illness and wonder if all the allergic reactions they experience will be less and if they’ll ever get better. I replied to them online with a piece of my own mold story that reactions did lessen for me after some work, detoxing and some healing. I am still on my healing journey.
This also spurred from wanting to encourage someone special in my life struggling with a health condition. I felt what I read in the Bible that day in Ezekiel 37 about dry bones coming to life and how part of my story related, would give these two hope.
So I hopped on and recorded this message of hope for each of them and you. I share a few sentences of how I exhaled once out of abuse. But then how I found a deep breath of air and felt like life finally started when meeting Jesus. Having a companion and comfort helped me navigate this grave of dry bones in my body and find new breath. We can find hope even while in the same circumstances. May you experience this joy I share.
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