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Liz Young says:

August 16, 2015 at 8:03 pm

Well done, well written, a life well lived–all God’s accomplishments through you.

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Megan says:

April 25, 2019 at 11:48 am

Hi! I am just curious, where do you get your protein? I have GP and struggle without protein. Do you only drink celery juice & eat mono fruit meals everyday? What kind of other things do you eat? Thx!

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Big smiles because: 1️⃣ Only a few more weeks until I’m done with my first semester of my #collegecomeback. After a 6 year hiatus because of my sickness I’m incredibly proud of myself for going back to school! 2️⃣ God answered my prayers! I have to do an internship to finish my degree. I can potentially finish next semester and graduate in May! I was praying for an answer to what/where/when I could take on an internship and... He provided! 3️⃣ I have a million reasons to thankful. Praising God for this time of abundant blessing!

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5️⃣ years. 5️⃣ years since my TPAIT. 5️⃣ years without any pancreas. 5️⃣ years of a miraculous islet cell transplant producing insulin for me. ——————————————————— When my doctor told me that 3-5 years was the estimated recovery time post-op, I remember thinking, “5 years is forever away.” But here we are. ———————————————————- When I entered surgery I was barley one year out from a Whipple that I never recovered from because of the chronic pancreatitis that ensued. When I entered surgery I had been on a 24/7 feeding tube, with nothing to eat by mouth for about 9 consecutive months. I was 98 pounds (& would get down to 85 a few months post-op.) I was so weak that I had to be pushed in a wheelchair when walking more than a few minutes. I was in constant, unrelenting pain. My independence had been stolen by disease. I was critically ill. ———————————————————— I regretted my decision to have the surgery during my month in the hospital post-op. I thought, “How could things have gotten worse?” Honestly, the first 2-3 years were BRUTAL. The first 6 months I did not want to continue living. The days were long, the nights were longer. I knew that the surgery saved my life, even though it took time to feel like the pain of the process was worth it. Spoiler alert: it was! I’m eternally thankful to my medical team & everyone who prayed for me. ——————————————————— My Savior was with me through every minute. He sustained me. He strengthened me. He worked miracles in me. He is my Healer and He is my joy. He gets all the glory. Having faith didn’t make any of this easy, it did, however, make it possible to get through. If you’re in a season of suffering I beg you to cling to the hope of better days to come through Jesus Christ. Your darkness won’t last forever ❤️

When I first attended Chrysalis 10 years ago, I had no idea how much it would mean to me. After being away for college then experiencing long term illness, I thought my involvement with Chrysalis was over. I’m so thankful for the 3 walks I’ve been blessed to help with & speak at over the last two years. ✨ It’s always hard. Every part of my body hurts & I push myself too hard. I know that God doesn’t need me to do this. He doesn’t need me for the weekend to be amazing. But, I am honored that He would still graciously USE me & allow me to be a part of His beautiful plans. ✨I’m thankful for a God who is greater than the Shingles that hit me right before the retreat. I’m thankful for a God who is greater than a compromised immune system in the midst of flu season. I’m thankful for a God who is my strength in the middle of total weakness. I’m thankful for a God who redeems broken people then blesses them with the gift of witnessing His grace. ✨ I’m thankful for the students who choose to spend their long weekends learning about Jesus. I’m thankful for all the special friendships that Chrysalis has cultivated in my life. And I’m thankful for the way these people selflessly pour themselves out, no only for the sake of my faith, but for the sake of the thousands of students who have gone on these walks. Praise God for an incredible weekend!

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