Video Conversation with Katherine Smith on Invasive Pulmonary Aspergilliosis
“I don’t usually get a flu shot, but I’m going to, to keep you safe.” - spoken by a member of Katherine’s community.
Katherine Smith:
Invasive Pulmonary Aspergillosis & isolation
Blogger and undiagnosed disease survivor, Katherine Smith, bubbles over with joy. How does she do that? Well, it’s a God-thing.
We chat about:
joy while living with chronic illness (Invasive Pulmonary Aspergillosis and Adrenal Fatigue)
face masks and anti-bacterial wipes
God's goodness despite isolation
how our community can support us when we can’t go out (Hint: it starts with “don’t be offended”)
I’ve got 17 Quick Resources to encourage you. These articles and podcasts will take you from discouraged to hopeful in 0-30 minutes (depending on what you pick).
I’ve been where you are. These resources will help you find hope, right now.
Author Glenna Marshall, a Christian living with chronic illness, struggled to feel satisfied when so much of her life wasn’t the way she thought it should be. Sitting on her couch with the Truth in her lap, she believed God was good, she just wasn’t sure He was good to her. What other reason could there be for her missing pieces?
She went on a quest for an answer and it led her to Jesus. Only Jesus.
The Promise is His Presence: Why God is Always Enough is her journey to finding satisfaction in God alone.
I read The Promise is His Presence earlier this year and it resonated so deeply with me that I reached out to Glenna and asked if I could interview her. She said, yes! So, this book review is even better with a BONUS video conversation.