Summary

SummaryI grew up going to church with my family, so I believed in God, but I didn’t truly know Him personally until later in life. Last December 3rd, my world turned upside down when my doctor told me I had acute myeloid leukemia—an aggressive blood cancer. I had just begun decorating for Christmas, and suddenly I was facing a month in the hospital. I remember rushing home to tell my loved ones, scrambling to find a wig, and mentally preparing for the long journey ahead.

My oncologist explained that chemo would buy me time, but if I wanted to live, I needed a risky stem cell transplant. That’s when my husband James and I knelt together and surrendered everything to Jesus. I clung to Isaiah 41:10, whispering those words when fear and pain flooded my hospital bed. I imagined Jesus holding my hand, guiding me through the darkness.

The transplant went as planned, but recovery was brutal. I endured nights of trembling and exhaustion, yet through it all, God’s presence was so real. Now, eight months post-transplant, I’m in remission. I still face restrictions and challenges, but I rejoice in each breath and every sunrise. I don’t fear death because I know where I’m headed. I’m already dreaming of next Christmas—decorating, celebrating Jesus’s birth, and sharing with everyone that if you call on Him, surrender completely, He will never leave you. ✨🙏❤️

Vicki was diagnosed with Leukemia and told there was a very difficult road ahead. See how she found hope in God and those who love her.

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Time Chapters
 
01:50 Treatment Plan
02:25 Surrender to God
03:50 Transplant Success
04:40 Embracing Remission
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Lincoln Berean
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