What my Christian Classmate Told Me Before His M. D.

[jennifer_bloom]

He told me that to get what you want, you just have to want it badly enough, to achieve your goals you just have to love it enough.

In my life there were many times where I gotten things I shouldn’t have logically gained because my situation should have made it unattainable for me.

I got accepted into the best school in the country with only an average I.Q. And over 12 health problems the years I applied as well as two close connections who were recovering from cancer and me being bullied in high school and abused at home because I wanted to go to university and would pay any price necessary to get into the school.

With Ds in my first year, I raised my cumulative GPA to a B+ by getting straight As for 3 years in a row despite being dumber than mostly all my classmates when I first started university and I even got accepted to graduate school at the same place I did my bachelors degree in. And this is after I started out with a 1.0 cumulative GPA. I knew from the day I decided to get a masters degree that I could do it, but nobody else believed in me, a lot of people were saying I should drop out of university altogether and go to community college.

Now my goal is to be a professional author and even people with severe brain injuries write better than me but I believe God can do it just like He did for me in the past.

[Pasiton5]

Congrats but for all your achievement it's good you humbled yourself before good and acknowledge him it's you who deserve the credit, was you that posted yourself to succeed, was you that studied in sure through the early mornings, was you making sacrifices, and what ever you choose to do from here on its you doing what is needed God is just proud of you sand always with you but you did it and it's not diminishing his influence but pat yourself in the back, it's ok to do so now when an asteroid comes screaming out way and changes course at last minute that's God not you

[Anonymous]

I'm in a high-end career which I learned to love as I got better and better at it. I got here through 100% hard work and help from a lot of people along the way, but none of this "believing" stuff you hear about everywhere, those people, including in my field, just tend to talk about it a lot and never actually get anywhere. I bet if you ask those little Olympic gymnasts who are all like 20 you will hear the same thing, it was the work.