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Thank you Lord...

Today I am finished with my 6 month TB treatment, I am grateful to God for His healing hand on my life and for carrying me through the worst time I have ever experienced physically, this road wasn’t easy yet I am still standing, there were times that I was so weak and I couldn’t even walk properly let alone go to work. Its 6 month later and I am standing strong, I am breathing properly I am laughing and the coughs are gone, so is the night sweats. Why am I sharing my story today because I want to glorify God in all His splendour.

“We have overcome by the blood of the lamb and the word of our TESTIMONY” (Revelation 12:11)

Although I really don’t feel much triumph today because a friend of mine had a relapse and she suffers from spinal TB. I want to rejoice with all my heart but my heart is breaking for all that she is enduring, the word of God says “we should mourn with those who mourn…” (Romans 12:15)

I would like to take this opportunity to thank each and everyone who supported me in all the ways imaginable, my family – Saville, Zhanne, Ziara & Sai, my family in Namibia especially my mom -Thank YOU, our Church – Life Church Sea Point – this Church is LOVE IN ACTION, there were ladies who prepared meals for us and it really helped so much. My friend Palesa what a GEM she is she paid someone to come and clean for us, my work RW Design for their understanding through my time of recovery, Patricia Manshon for the lifts from the hospital and emotional support through this time (much appreciated). Thank you from the bottom of my heart I couldn’t not have come through this if I didn’t have your support. Thank you to EVERYONE FOR ENCOURAGEMENTS. For checking on me and or the love you've shown me.May God bless you beyond your expectation.

The Lessons I have learned on this journey of having TB:


  1. When someone offers to help you – You accept wholeheartedly
  2. God is Faithful even when I wasn’t / when we are not
  3. God takes care of EVERYTHING
  4. God’s Love is unconditional
  5. My strength comes from God, when I was weak He was my strength
  6. Take care of you first, you’ll be in a better position to take care of others
  7. Appreciate every moment you have with your family, its those small things that I couldn’t do for my family that I missed the most, show them you love them everyday in what you say and do…
  8. Always have an attitude of Gratitude
  9. Give thanks for everything and acknowledge the work of God in your life
  10. PRAY without ceasing (1 Thessolonians 5:17)

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