Saturday, 4 July 2015

Johannesburg: Angels On Assignment...

I was also directed to read Psalm 1.

On “righteousness” I was a bit confused until I read the Psalm, and on further discussion with Ulo, she pointed out that righteousness is indeed God's grace which He gives to whom He pleases. That is why our own righteousness is like a filthy rag to Him. We cannot get it by ourselves. It is only by His grace.
Kechi was in the Operating Room (OR) for four hours!
When she was wheeled into the Trauma Intensive Care Unit (TICU), Sister Glory came and led me to where Kechi was lying. What a sight!

She was completely covered, with a sheet up to her neck. Her whole body was wrapped with bandages under the sheet. She was connected to about ten different machines, including one that was breathing for her! Her body was considerably swollen. She didn't even look as if she was alive. But I knew that inside that body, Kechi was alive and fighting for her life. I leaned over and said directly into her ear, “Kechi, This is Mom. You are going to have to fight, sweetheart. I will not leave you. We will go through this valley of the shadow of death together. You are alive and you will remain that way because that is God's plan for you. He
saved you and will save you to the uttermost. Hang in there.”

Then God started to send His angels………………..

Uloma contacted Lanre, her colleague at Microsoft, who was, at that time, based in their Johannesburg office, and he came to the hospital. Ulo had made arrangements for him to give me R1000. He also put R500 worth of airtime in my phone. Lanre insisted on taking me to eat even when I insisted that I was not hungry. After that, he took me back to the hotel.

Another angel was waiting for me in the hotel. Betty, whose husband and my brother's wife are siblings. I had even forgotten that Betty and Ike lived in Johannesburg! She had traced me through the hospital and had been frantic when I was not at the hotel, wondering where I was, and knowing that I did not know anyone in Johannesburg. She went with me to my room and told me that she was available any time I needed her, day or night.


When she took her leave, I unpacked, had a shower, and lay down, knowing that with all going on in my head, I would never be able to sleep.

To be continued...

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