Struggle of My Sister @crazygal

It's the story of my sister, a hive member too who did not active because of being busy in school and having heath problems.

*Her picture with my cousin after discharging from the hospital. *

Praise God—honestly, Judith’s health situation has been quite difficult. Last year, she suffered a heart attack while on a bus; a student stayed with her, volunteering to look after her all the way to the hospital until my child in Tagum was notified. The bus driver was kind and rushed her quickly to a doctor in Tagum. It was a tough situation. Then, exactly a year later, it happened again—she lost bladder control and collapsed. Thank God she didn't hit her head... I was so worried. Thank God she survived again this time. She no longer has a spleen. That was the same period when Manong Joy’s wife was ill; my younger sibling had to undergo surgery to remove their spleen because it was destroying their antibodies, causing their platelet count to drop drastically. They survived. Since she was nine years old, her life has revolved around home, school, and the hospital. She was sickly since elementary school; she attended school in Toril and finished in Panabo because the walk from Agsoso was too difficult for her. I can hardly believe she became a Math teacher. She is brilliant; the Lord provided a job for her in the cool highlands of Natulinan, right on the mountain border. Her students are Indigenous people; one of them—an Indigenous student who lived with us and worked for her from high school through college—has now become a teacher himself. Her younger siblings also worked for Judith because she couldn't handle tasks like doing laundry or hauling water up the mountain. Another student, who worked for Judith from high school through college, graduated with a degree in Agriculture in 2024. She is a silent warrior who has overcome health issues time and again. Imagine—in and out of the hospital since childhood, and now she’s nearing 50... I think she’s 48 now. She has an incredible fighting spirit. I just wanted to share this and say thank you so much for the prayers. Back when Letlet was still in the US, Judith was the one always called upon whenever financial matters arose. I feel sorry for Letlet because she is already old. Many thanks again, and praise be to God.

"Everytime asthma attacked her suddenly. Nebulizer helps here put from hard breathing.*

Praise God, she okay now.
Hoping for the sunrise comes along here way everyday.

it's me,

@olivia08