Do you need a miracle?
This weekend I remember my first miracle.
Many years ago I was flying in a small plane with my friend Doug who was the pilot. It was after midnight and it had just rained. We were attempting to land in the city of Worthington. The airport was covered with a thick blanket of fog. No one was at this small airport to give us direction.
We lowered our plane into the fog to circle and look for the airport. We did this three times and found nothing. It was like flying into a solid white wall. When there is no visual reference you can get vertigo in a matter of a few minutes. One can be flying sideways or upside down and not even realize it.
Doug was worried. He apologized for taking off in the first place. We should not have been flying in such weather. I felt calm and told Doug that God had a plan for our lives and we would live to effect the lives of others in a positive way.
A fourth time we descended into the fog to look. We were so low we buzzed a house. I could see the outline of the shingles. Then we crossed the runway. I thought, "We are actually going to make it!" Doug banked the plane to the left. Once we completed the turn we would be lined up to land.
In the turn we were again flying into the fog. We looked for the lights of the runway. I looked over at Doug. He had blacked out. I starred at the controls. I had no idea how to land this thing.
I don't remember the impact. My next memory was waking up still in my seat. However my seat had moved. It was now where the right wing used to be. The door to the plane was open in front of me. I sat right behind it with my feet sticking straight out underneath it and into a fleshly planted corn field. I was fine.
Both wings and the engine were gone. Doug's seat too had separated from the floor and he was laying sideways on the cockpit floor. He was in shock. He knew his name, mine, and nothing else.
We spent the night in the hospital and left in the morning. Just before leaving my friend, Karen called. She and her husband, Loren were driving while we were flying. She had been asleep and woke up having dreamt that Doug and I were unable to find the airport in heavy fog and land. They stopped the car and prayed for us.
Do you need a miracle? You can have one. You can have more than one. I have witnessed many in my life. Do you know someone who does? You can manifest a miracle for others just as Loren and Karen did. Miracles do happen.
Do you need a miracle?
Yes. Generic or name brand. I learned they are one molecule different from each other, so stick with one or the other. If you’re still having brain fog, that’s not normal. Enlarged heart/palpitations, not normal. Up the dose if that’s still happening.
My practitioner won't prescribe anything but name brand Synthroid. I started on 75 mcg and then bumped to 100mcg. TSH is 1.3 and feel great. Brain fog, pain, etc was before I went on meds.
That’s cool. Happy for you. Can relate trying to convince the doctors. She did a full panel, I said go ahead. Lol.
Believe it or not, it was my GYNECOLOGIST who agreed to draw labs for antibodies because my GP said it would be a waste of time since "hardly anyone comes back positive."
I made sure I sent her a copy of my lab results after I found a practitioner who specializes in Hashi's. To her credit, my GP called me and apologized.
I also learned if you’re genetically predisposed, what can trigger it is child birth or being exposed to someone that has had radiation therapy, which is what happened with me. It took three days for my thyroid glands to die. I was offered breath mints, believe me. Haha.