FAITH AND HEALTHCARE PART 1

 I'm writing this with a burdened heart. Because the rate at which ignorance is dealing with a lot of people is alarming.

Not because information is unavailable. In fact, we live in a generation where information is more accessible than ever. A phone can put knowledge in your hands within seconds. You can learn about your health, finances, relationships, career, purpose, opportunities, and almost anything else.

Yet, despite the abundance of information, ignorance is still destroying lives out there.

And this is becoming a burden to me.

This is not just about self-discovery. It is about life generally.

It is about people who don't know what they should know, people who have access to know but refuse to, and people who never take the time to seek understanding until the consequences become unbearable.

Consider this.

A mother brought her child to the hospital.

While the medical records are being taken, it was discovered that the child has been sick for several months. The condition had gradually worsened, but instead of seeking proper medical attention, the family had been treating the child at home.

Perhaps they were giving medications someone recommended. Perhaps they were using something they had previously used for another illness. Perhaps they simply believed the sickness would eventually disappear. I don't even know.

By the time they finally arrived at the hospital, the child's condition had become critical.

Unfortunately, the child died.

That story is painful because the death may not have started at the hospital.

It started with a lack of knowledge, delayed action, or the assumption that they already knew what to do.

This is why ignorance is dangerous.

Sometimes, what kills a person is not the absence of help, but the absence of understanding that help is needed.

This is important.

An ignorant person is not necessarily an unintelligent person.

You can be highly educated and still be ignorant.

You can be financially successful and still be ignorant about money management.

You can be spiritually active and still be ignorant about certain principles of life.

You can be talented and still be ignorant of your identity.

You can have access to information and still remain ignorant because you never sought the right information, understood it, or applied it.

Look at self-discovery.

This is where my own burden becomes even stronger.

There are people living according to identities they never examined.

They simply never discovered it.

Ignorance can make you repeat patterns that should have been broken.

Don't act in ignorance 

By all Means, WE WIN!