A Pregnant Mother’s Struggle With Cancer

Description

A few days after Sarah's 12 week scan she was diagnosed with Hodgkin's Lymphoma.

In this short video, Sarah shares the concern she felt about being pregnant and having to deal with chemotherapy. When most newly expectant mothers are limiting their diets to avoid potentially harmful bacteria entering their systems, she had to ingest powerful drugs with no real idea what the impact might be for the baby growing inside. Despite it being a confusing, tough time, she also shares how this struggle has actually led them, as a family, to rely on God all the more. Sarah explains how this experience of suffering and difficulty has caused them to look forward with renewed confidence to an amazing eternal future where there will be no crying, no sickness and no cancer.

Possible Discussion Questions

• Are there times in your life when you’ve felt overwhelmed by circumstances?
• How does knowing God help in the struggles and suffering we will all face in life?

Credits

Produced by Go Chatter

Videographer Dan Rackham

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