Who's Going to Monitor Me?

In spite of the United States' policy of not funding religious research on healing, a growing body of evidence shows people who utilize spiritual avenues have a faster and better recovery from wounds. While material can be easily found on the physical, mental and emotional areas of trauma, spiritual insights are often elusive. Spiritual wounds can happen to well-adjusted and godly people through physical problems, loss of a loved one, a betrayal, shattered dreams, etc. that most of us face in life. This book offers insights on practical tips of what to expect after surgery how to establish a Primary Care Physician when treatment involves several doctors and even health systems having a spiritual wound is not a sin problem fighting depression and other obstacles to recovery discovering God is in control of every aspect of healing, even when treatment plans fail testimonies of people having other kinds of spiritual wounds Murselle McMillan shares her turmoiltous journey through open heart surgery as she discovered she had an unexpected spiritual wound that required treatment as well. This was a surprise as she believed her relationship with God was fine. From talking with others, she found this kind of wound to be a common problem with others experiencing life traumas. They just didn't know how to express it. The treatment was similar with spiritual principals producing healing and restoration.