How a Mesothelioma Caregiver's Faith Kept Her Going
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Tania Cole
Tania Cole shares her journey as a caregiver, emphasizing the importance of faith in her daily life. She reflects on how each day is a blessing and how her unwavering trust in God provided her with peace and strength.
We have faith in God. We were both Christians and, that's what kept us going. We knew that we were not going through this journey by ourselves.
I always felt that God was with me, and I would just listen to Christian songs and just be thankful. I was just very grateful, every day was a blessing. Every day that we live is is a blessing, that's what really kept me going.
Just thinking, "Hey, we've made another day. We are here. We're still here." And he's still here and that's what got us through.
That's what got me through it, my faith and I would pray a lot. I always prayed. I talked to God like he's my friend, he's my best friend.
Wherever I was, when I was at the hospital, wherever I was, I was just talking to God. Like that I'm anxious right now, so what do I do? And then he would just give me that peace.
Just, letting me know that everything was gonna be okay. That I just needed to trust in him and believe that everything was gonna be fine.
