He broke up with his girlfriend because as a medical Doctor, he knew her case was beyond what man could help and he didn't wanna marry her and be going from one night vigil to another seeking for miracle...
He got a rude shock!!!
He got a rude shock!!!
He posted
''I ended a relationship with a woman because she was dealing with severe PCOS and significant hormonal imbalance
She only had her period once a year, and it would last for just two days. We sought medical help, but the results were very discouraging.
As a medical doctor, I understood that her chances of conceiving were extremely low, less than 5%.
I had to ask myself whether I was prepared for the emotional and mental strain of waiting and hoping if we eventually got married.
I wasn’t ready to face the ongoing stress, moving from one prayer program to another, all in the hope of having a child.
One day, I sat her down and told her I needed to end the relationship. It was difficult and emotional at first, but eventually, we were able to reach a place of understanding.
That wasn’t even the end of the story. Guess what? She now has three children. Life truly has a way of surprising us.''
As a medical doctor, I understood that her chances of conceiving were extremely low, less than 5%.
I had to ask myself whether I was prepared for the emotional and mental strain of waiting and hoping if we eventually got married.
I wasn’t ready to face the ongoing stress, moving from one prayer program to another, all in the hope of having a child.
One day, I sat her down and told her I needed to end the relationship. It was difficult and emotional at first, but eventually, we were able to reach a place of understanding.
That wasn’t even the end of the story. Guess what? She now has three children. Life truly has a way of surprising us.''
He wasn't meant for her.
ReplyDeleteWhen her own person came,her miracle children followed.
The story teaches us that humans are selfish and love is a lie. There’s no genuine love. If you wanna test true love, try a story and see how this particular gender will pick race.
DeleteThere is 100% true love that exist and ppl who live it out each day. Maybe like this story, there is only 5% of the earth’s population that is sowing real love in the world. 5% of 8 billion is still significant enough that each of us may come across one such person in our lifetime. And if we don’t see it around us, we all can choose to be the one who lives in it.
Delete17:00, true that. No love anywhere. Everybody just dey do eye service. The love wey remain for my side now, na for me alone. I don try.
DeleteIn all my years of living in this planet earth, one thing I'm very confident and unshaken about is that, God is still a restorer.
ReplyDeleteI have seen this for myself over times. He's abundantly able. How do I explain how a pulse that stopped and breathing ended. At the point of moving a certified dead person into the mogue, came that loud sneeze that threw everyone into shock and eventual excitement.
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Wow wow,are you serious @TJ?
Delete@Spongebob Squarepants,
DeleteFor real.. I'll find time to share someday. It might be doubted as usual and called fabricated story.
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His choice, his regret...
ReplyDeleteLets keep.ot moving....
Wow!! What a great miracle
ReplyDeleteThis is the main example of man nobe God, he will definitely show up when we think that everything is beyond repairs..
ReplyDeleteI don't think I can leave someone I love because of their condition as long as it can be managed
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DeleteFaith is the currency of heaven. We have to know how to exchange our faith for what we want while we still here on earth.
ReplyDeleteHow do we exchange our faith for what we want?”
“The same way we pay for our foods in a fine restaurant. We indicate what we want, give the money out and wait for it to be prepared and served. The only problem is that we trust our restaurants more than we trust God.”
But what if my faith is not sufficient for what I want?
“In life, we need courage as more as we need faith.”
No wonder the bible says, if we do not doubt in our heart. Whether it is doubt or fear, the medicine is always courage.
Courage means taking the risk. It means being ready to make a ridicule of yourself and still continue. It means daring to be different, being strange. Courage is not about believe or conviction , courage is about action, action and more action in the direction of faith even when we make mistakes.
God will never share His glory with man.
That situation of yours may linger, so HE could use your life as an instrument for His miracles..
Great post💯
DeleteI'm glad to hear he got to know the buck doesn't stop at His desk. There is a great Physician. With Him, nothing is impossible.
ReplyDeleteEeeeya 🥹 thank God for changing the woman's story. When God arises....
ReplyDeleteAnd to think he is a medical doctor.
I honestly doubt any doctor would tell a lady with PCOS that she has an extremely low chance of conception, let alone giving a figure like 5%.
ReplyDeletePCOS is commoner than we think, with no symptoms most times. If it hinders conception, by irregular or absent ovulation, all that might be needed is ovulation induction, and a lot of women have conceived this way.
Either Bro didn't have enough information about PCOS, or wanted to hide under PCOS to end the relationship, or both.
Infertility, if due to PCOS, can be effectively managed.
He was being rational and he totally forgot God factor in human existence. I don't blame him, I am only happy that the lady is now a mother to three children.
ReplyDeleteMiracle working God.
ReplyDeleteGod of awesome wonder,God is not Goddy
ReplyDeleteIf he has married her out of pity he will definitely cheat.
ReplyDeleteBetter that she left her for the one that is meant for her.
Before you call the guy names...
ReplyDeleteAsk yourself if you as a lady, will knowingly marry an impotent man who has very low sperm count
It's easy to criticize when the tables haven't yet been turned.
As you can see/read so far, no one has called him names.
DeleteSomeone I knew got married quite young to a man who had testicular cancer. His testicles were removed and she knew that they would never conceive a child together. She was in her 20s at the time, but was quite ok with adopting. This was in the early 90s, long before ivf was so accessible. Granted, they were not Nigerians, but Nigeria is a great big nation with lots of ppl, I am sure there are many untraditional love stories out there. If we were not a specie that was so judgmental we would learn many things.
DeleteI remember when I took a medication that had a 7% possibility of a negative outcome. It was told to me that chances were low that it would never happen to me, but I squarely ended up in the 7%. From that day until now I have never looked at statistics the same. No matter how low the possibility of anything, the chance always exists that you will fall into the almost impossible group. So, if it is for something you desperately desire always keep hope alive and believe.
ReplyDeleteOnce i marvel at the ignorance of some Nigerian drs.
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