You’ve been stricken by illness for some time. And you’ve tried everything science and TCM have had to offer.

Have you considered: Forgiveness?

Forgive others who might have crossed you and repent of any hatred you have stored up in your heart, urges trained surgeon Dr Michelle Strydom.
Dr Strydom, who founded medical ministry Eagles' Wings, encourages us to respond instead with the fruit of the spirit – love, joy, peace, patience, kindness, goodness, faithfulness, gentleness and self-control – whenever there is an impulse to retaliate. “Against such things there is no law,” she proclaims, citing Galatians 5.
She reiterated that “forgiveness” and “repentance” are the twin cornerstones undergirding all her teachings.
Because “forgiveness is a big missing link in healing,” she explains, noting that this could be healing for both the mind and body for she has found that harbouring anger and bitterness within could lead to illness and other strongholds such as addictions and sins.
Living a lifestyle of repentance is also the key to unlocking the darkness in our hearts for God’s love to come in, she adds.
But ultimately, God has given each and every one of us a free will and it is up to each individual to carry out that act of forgiveness and repentance. “The battlefield of your mind is at your free-will,” says Dr Strydom.