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LaKeisha Rainey-Collins, freelance writer and professional editor, is a wife and mom of three sons. LaKeisha is the owner & operator of LRC Editing, a Christian writing business specializing in proofreading, editing, ghostwriting, copywriting, and transcription services geared towards helping small business owners, self-published authors, non-profit and ministry leaders, and individuals reach their writing goals. She shares editing/writing tips on her business blog.

LaKeisha is also an inspirational blogger who enjoys sharing encouraging messages with everyday women. Check out her blog, Real Woman, Real God.

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    I Believe the Report of the Lord: Trust IN God No Matter What Man Says

    “We need to get him to the hospital right now!”

    My feet seemed to be shackled to the floor as I stood in that cold doctor’s office with tears streaming down my face and my heart racing at a thousand beats a minute.

    “Miss Rainey, did you hear me?  We need to get Joseph to the hospital right away.”

    I had taken my 3-month old baby boy to the doctor because his appetite and energy had greatly decreased, and as a young, first-time mom the slightest things worried me and warranted a trip to the pediatrician.  This particular doctor’s visit was unlike any other.  I’ll never forget it.

    Holding my sweet baby in my arms, I walked up to the front desk to sign in.  A nurse walked up and asked if she could take a peek at my sleeping beauty.  “Sure” I said, flashing a huge smile as I pulled his blanket away from his face.  “Wow! Has his head always been that big?” She asked with a look of deep concern.  The look on my face must have read     I know you did not just tell me my baby has a big head, because she immediately apologized, and began to explain her reaction.

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    LaKeisha,

    This was indeed encouraging. Whether we have a sick child or another "sick" circumstance you have provided hope for us all. Great job, Sis.

    February 13, 2012 | Unregistered CommenterRhonda J. Smith

    Thanks so much for always being so encouraging, Rhonda. Such a blessing.

    February 13, 2012 | Unregistered CommenterLaKeisha Rainey-Collins

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