I was on my way to a delightful church function yesterday morning at 10:00 a.m. While making a left turn on a green light, a large vehicle (I drive a small car) ran a red light and slammed into my driver side. After the dust had settled I was amazed when a policeman told me my car would be taken to a pound as a write-off while I walked away, (or crawled away as I couldn’t exit the driver’s side) with a painful right wrist.
A visit to a nearby hospital emergency, insisted upon by paramedics, confirmed that the wrist was not broken and would likely be painful for a couple of days. After reassuring everyone that I suffered no other pain, and had not so much as a scratch on me, I came home to ponder the events of the day. I took some extra strength Tylenol and prayed my way into a much needed nap.
How often do we go about our days taking everything for granted, not knowing one minute what the next minute holds.
For the rest of my life I will not forget to thank God for small mercies…although I do believe this was a very large mercy. TYG!
For he will command his angels concerning you to guard you in all your ways; Psalm 91:11
So glad you’re relatively OK. God obviously has some more posts for you to do and likely lots of other adventures in store.
I’m very OK, Katherine, thanks, and thanks for your encouraging comments. I like the way you think.:)
Glad you survived relatively unscathed, remember if you need us to help with some transportation, errands etc we are only a phone call away, So thankful for your good fortune on the health side, Continued Blessings, and prayers.
Thank you. Murland. I appreciate your concern and prayers.