Ceramic Angel made for those in need or sick.

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Thanks Mom2Aaron. Great post. I ordered one for my sister who is very sick.
 
Thank you for this post. My cousin is very sick and this couldn't have been posted at a better time.
 
Thank You very much. My dad has been in a coma for 7 months. He can use all the help he can get.
 
thanks for the post ordered one for my son who is getting surgery in a few weeks
 
You are all welcome, I am glad that so many people are finding a legit reason to order!
 
thanks i oredered one for my stepdad who is have problems getting swollen and bleeding when he uses the restroom(both ways ) but he goes to the dr's next week.
 
Okay folks, let's get serious here.
If your friends/relatives/loved ones are really sick, you'd do better to get them some medical attention, rather than give them a lump of clay "hand-painted to match all ethnic groups."
In fact, studies have shown that sick people who are prayed for by strangers, as is the deal with these clay uni-ethnic "angel" dolls, actually have more complications than those who don't have to suffer such prayers.
 
monkfish said:
Okay folks, let's get serious here.
If your friends/relatives/loved ones are really sick, you'd do better to get them some medical attention, rather than give them a lump of clay "hand-painted to match all ethnic groups."
In fact, studies have shown that sick people who are prayed for by strangers, as is the deal with these clay uni-ethnic "angel" dolls, actually have more complications than those who don't have to suffer such prayers.
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What studies???? That is so bogus and is bordering on being insensitive to boardites who have family members in need of prayer.

If you don't want a sample of something, move on to the next post. But please respect people who are in situations that you are not personally involved in.

Thanks Mom2Aaron for the post.:bigok:
 
Tigrrrloo said:
What studies???? That is so bogus and is bordering on being insensitive to boardites who have family members in need of prayer.

If you don't want a sample of something, move on to the next post. But please respect people who are in situations that you are not personally involved in.

Thanks Mom2Aaron for the post.:bigok:
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A "discussion" board is typically meant to show a variety of views. Spoofee members post notices of good deals and free deals. Also appropriately, some postings are warnings about bogus deals. It is proper according to forum rules for Spoofee members to warn of poor quality on a product, a company which notoriously fails to pay rebates, or phishing and spam "offers," or those which otherwise don't or can't make good on their offers.

As to your question, I'm refering to the July 16, 2005 issue of The Lancet which published a study on 737 patients. "Neither prayer nor MIT therapy individually or together was effective in reducing the number of deaths, problems that emerged, or hospital readmissions."
 
If someone wants to believe in the power of prayer and seeks guidance in their time of need, it is up to them and their belief, it is no one elses place to denounce what they want to believe in. We are all entitled to find whatever solace in whatever place we can and in times of crisis prayer makes a lot of people feel better. Let people put their faith where they want to...

And not to sound insensitive to your position 737 patients out of the MILLIONS that do pray and believe that prayer has something to do with recovery and that prayers do get answered is a small number.
 
Thank you Mom2Aaron, I just found out last evening that my friends mother has lung cancer.
 
Mom2Aaron said:
If someone wants to believe in the power of prayer and seeks guidance in their time of need, it is up to them and their belief, it is no one elses place to denounce what they want to believe in.
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Amen sista! Tell it like it is :claps:
 
There are people who really believe in the power of prayer and I am one of them. If you don't then please don't worry about this freebie. I am sure someone will want this ceramic angel whether or not they believe in prayer.
 
Prayer is a wonderful thing coming from anyone. I have got on boards like this many of times asking for prayer. If you believe prayer can perform miracles.
 
I am a mom of four children, two of which have special needs. One is more severe than the other. In my life prayer is part of the treatment pie (so to speak). We have the medical part which only can do so much, and we have the prayer part, which we believe does what no one else can. It also gives us strength when there is nothing left to do.
 
Mom2Aaron said:
If someone wants to believe in the power of prayer and seeks guidance in their time of need, it is up to them and their belief, it is no one elses place to denounce what they want to believe in. We are all entitled to find whatever solace in whatever place we can and in times of crisis prayer makes a lot of people feel better. Let people put their faith where they want to...

And not to sound insensitive to your position 737 patients out of the MILLIONS that do pray and believe that prayer has something to do with recovery and that prayers do get answered is a small number.
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We are told in the bible to spread the gospel. God sent his son to die on the cross for you. He paid the ultimate price for our sins so we wouldn't have to. If you except him into your heart and invite him into your life you will have a wonderful relationship with Jesus Christ our Lord and Savior. This is what I believe and what the bible says we are to tell others. It is your choice as to whether you believe it or not.
I do believe in the power of prayer and have experienced it myself.
 
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