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Tom Brokaw
“Cancer of whatever flavour triggers a reflective gene: Just let me live and I will learn to be a better person.”
Tom Brokaw, A Lucky Life Interrupted: A Memoir of Hope

“A Prayer While You Wait.
May God visit you with patience in your season of waiting. May the barren landscape of your adversity become the fertile soil of new growth. May the God of grace revive your spirit and give you back your laughter. May you find God with you in your pain and trustworthy as you wait. May the one who restores what's been taken, meet you in the desert and journey with you to the other side.
Amen.”
Cam Taylor, Detour: A Roadmap For When Life Gets Rerouted

Eugene H. Peterson
“The core message of the gospel is that God invades us with new life, but the setting for this is most often in the ordinariness of our lives. The new life takes place in the place and person of our present. It is not a means by which God solves problems. God creates new life. He is not a problem solver but a person creator.”
Eugene H. Peterson, As Kingfishers Catch Fire: A Conversation on the Ways of God Formed by the Words of God

Paul W. Brand
“The path to health, for an individual or a society, must begin by taking pain into account. Instead, we silence pain when we should be straining our ears to hear it; we eat too fast and too much and take a seltzer; we work too long and too hard and take a tranquilizer. The three best selling drugs in the United States are a hypertension drug, a medication for ulcers, and a tranquilizer. These pain-mufflers are readily available because even the medical profession seems to look upon pain as the illness rather than the symptom.”
Paul Brand and Philip Yancey

Amanda Lang
“What's fascinating about this list is that ten people with a a slew of medals among them decided that the two most important determinants of mental toughness - believing you can achieve a goal and having the ability to pick yourself up after you fail - have nothing whatsoever to do with performance and everything to do with persevering through doubt, disappointment, and other forms of discomfort.”
Amanda Lang, The Beauty of Discomfort: How What We Avoid Is What We Need

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