Coming into this class, I thought to myself that learning about healthcare customs, how the work is done, the why it’s done in the healthcare setting would be very interesting to learn since I have no friends or family members who work in the health care field so I don’t know the dynamics of healthcare. But once we started the class and discussed about how as human we work, think, make decisions and treat others in the same matter can affect our day-to-day life opened the horizon for me along with bring the bible readings to compare God’s plans for humanity verses our own plans for our selves and our families. During the class, we discussed about different topics, for example nature of human, assumptions, values and brokenness etc. I considered
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For example, the article we read for class about Teanne Harris who was left on the altar. She must have been heart broken because the person she was going to spend her life with left her alone in the mist of people. The brokenness could have left her depressed and lonely for months but instead she turned around and changed her life and others by sharing what she had left with Retirement Community. So she chooses to do well with it. The other example is Ebola patient, who was miles away from families and friends while dying. He must have burden of brokenness setting on his hurt but the care providers, who was working with him made me comfortable, loved and showed him that they care and he is not alone and that they are there for him and in response he thanked them. Finally, Come be my light by Mother Teresa, as child, we heard about her work, her relationship to God and people. I would have never guessed that Mother Teresa feels the same way as most of us. She states in her letter that “Lord my God, who am I that you should forsake me? The child of your love-and now become as the most hated one-the one you have thrown away as unwanted-unloved. I call, I cling, I want- and there is no On to answer”. Mother Teresa feels alone and that the darkness is great and she feels unwanted and forsaken and with that brokenness, she is struggling with her self but she is till waling with God in faith and choosing to do good over evil.
So, brokenness comes different situations and sizes too, it’s up us how we handle with the brokenness and or use that brokenness. Good or
For example, the article we read for class about Teanne Harris who was left on the altar. She must have been heart broken because the person she was going to spend her life with left her alone in the mist of people. The brokenness could have left her depressed and lonely for months but instead she turned around and changed her life and others by sharing what she had left with Retirement Community. So she chooses to do well with it. The other example is Ebola patient, who was miles away from families and friends while dying. He must have burden of brokenness setting on his hurt but the care providers, who was working with him made me comfortable, loved and showed him that they care and he is not alone and that they are there for him and in response he thanked them. Finally, Come be my light by Mother Teresa, as child, we heard about her work, her relationship to God and people. I would have never guessed that Mother Teresa feels the same way as most of us. She states in her letter that “Lord my God, who am I that you should forsake me? The child of your love-and now become as the most hated one-the one you have thrown away as unwanted-unloved. I call, I cling, I want- and there is no On to answer”. Mother Teresa feels alone and that the darkness is great and she feels unwanted and forsaken and with that brokenness, she is struggling with her self but she is till waling with God in faith and choosing to do good over evil.
So, brokenness comes different situations and sizes too, it’s up us how we handle with the brokenness and or use that brokenness. Good or