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June 11—For some of us there is never enough time in a day to do all things that we need and want to do. Schedules fill up quickly, work consumes our thoughts at night, family and friends need our attention, and then there’s this thing called sleep. How do you fit it all in?
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June 12—Every time I walk up or down the wooden steps outside, I see scars. Gouges in the steps show where I fell and remind me how the Lord kept me from breaking a leg or a hip when I fell there. Every time I get dressed for an outing, I am also reminded of how God cares for me.
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June 13—It was time to go to work—another shift at the hospital.
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June 14—For three hours one night an expectant mother, supported by our medical team in a labor and delivery unit, had tried everything to encourage the baby to come.
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June 15—Today, in a large chain department store, I stood in the checkout line behind a young mother. Not only did she have a cart full of groceries and a cute little four-year-old girl in the basket of her cart, but she also a baby carrier containing a weeks-old baby in the front of the cart.
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June 16—A couple of years after Orlando married Edda, he became very sick with Hodgkin’s lymphoma. In those days, there was no treatment for this type of deadly cancer except prayer.
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June 17—When I was younger, we used to watch a television show entitled The Rifleman. It was a fictional story about a widower, Lucas McCain, who moved to the New Mexico Territory with his young son, Mark. He wanted a fresh start in life after his wife died.
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