Believing in angels

After many months of Angina and a few hospital stays, I was released from my heart doctor with a statement that she couldn’t rule out Angina. I was told to go to the hospital if any symptoms returned. I was doing well for quite awhile, then severe pain hit worse than ever. After more hospital and doctor visits it was determined that I also had a malfunctioning gallbladder, which had to be removed.

On the day of surgery I awoke with Angina again, but I decided to not tell anyone and go ahead with the removal of my gallbladder. As I think back I know it wasn’t the best decision I ever made.

As we approached the hospital my husband asked if I wanted him to come in and I said no I would be alright. It was already determined that he would go to work and come back when the surgery was over. I then asked myself if I should proceed because of the pain and the fear that by now has overwhelmed me. As I walked into a crowded room I noticed a woman with her face covered and I wondered what her problem is. The nurse called out my name and her name at the same time, she smiled as we entered the room. The nurse was busy getting our info and she gave instructions on what would follow. The woman looked at me and said let us pray together as she grabbed my hands. The two of us stood there in prayer as the nurse stood by with an odd look on her face. A calm came over me and I knew I would be alright. A stranger prayed with me and caught my attention in the waiting area to make me feel comfortable with her. When I was in recovery someone pulled the curtain between us and asked how I was feeling. It was the lady A stranger maybe or maybe she was my Guardian Angel. I truly believe the latter.

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