MoreLetters:
Hannah of Blind Bay RV Resort: I was shown a copy of your summer
edition (RVT 142) in which in your page 6 column, you write of your stay here and a request for all your readers who are healers, to send their healing energy our way. T ank you for your kind words Sheila, but even more so, I appreciate your care and heart for Hannah, who has had a remarkable recovery in just the last 30 days. I am sure I told you we had to okay a
pacemaker for Hannah in late April, and we were in hospital until the end part of May. She was so aff ected she could not hardly sit up in bed all of June, let alone transfer to a toilet. Her heart was completely loopy and compromised. She suff ered random arrests day or night, and although we committed to staying home, it was a very diffi cult time for all of us. What changed things for us could be attributed to time, a better response to new meds, or just because, but for us, it significantly altered the day aſt er we agreed to attend a local
church for personal prayer. A handful of seniors stayed on a Sunday aſt ernoon to meet us, and called upon God to eff ect a healing and recovery for her. It was amazing! I am a Christian who trusts his God, but the two-year journey had
not given us much confi dence the Lord would really change things for Hannah. We would acknowledge her remarkable recoveries from a cardiac arrest, but still had to endure them regardless of our pleas to the contrary. T ese gracious people, without any fanfare or hubbub, laid hands on her and us, and asked for complete and utter deliverance. Hannah suff ers with Primary Pulmonary
Hypertension – so far an incurable disease that claims its victims long before reaching her stage. No one in the world (so far identifi ed) has the same arrests and recoveries, nor do they live with the kind of pressures her heart has, so she is a total mystery. What a thing to be famous for! I am not presuming to know the future,
and Hannah still must be so very careful as her heart does still scare her, but she is enjoying life and a return of hope that we wondered would ever come again. She started school yesterday – a real milestone as she only managed three weeks last year, and we were able to be here at the Blind Bay RV Resort for our clients all summer. Our God is good, and is deserving of our trust. Should He elect to take her home early (or any of us for that matter), that is His right as sovereign creator, who know what is best for us in spite of our own ideas. I get mad, I rant and rave, but at the end of it all, I will trust His plan for us, period. Anyhow, our summer was a new record
for us in terms of camping and rental revenue. Our cafe is opened and doing okay, and we are hopeful we will still close sales this fall. We are doing all we can to manage well in a slow recovery. Sheila, I am hopeful this note fi nds you in good health, enjoying life, and sharing
your own passion with Isagenix. Several of our clients follow you personally, and I want you to know you make this world a better place. Come back and visit anytime!
Dan Baskill Blind Bay, BC
dbaskill@blindbayresort.com
Living Large: Here’s a
picture I found on the Web - is this really what a person needs for boondock camping?
Bill Sveinson White Rock, BC ‘EMBERS’
John McDonald Productions
elmomac@telus.net
“Well, George fi nally got a ROUND tuit.”
10 RVT 144 • NOVEMBER/DECEMBER 2011
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