Rachel's Radical Road

This past year I have had so many people compare me to a “modern-day Job.” I don’t feel worthy of that title in any way. I may have had my whole life taken away from me, but Job’s family died, … Continue reading →

“Your MRI tests came out normal. You don’t have MS.” It took me a couple of hours to process what my mom told me after she got off the phone with the doctor’s office. I started crying- not tears of … Continue reading →

I just had a birthday a few weeks ago. Every year when I blow out the candles on my cake I make a wish; I think of the wish as a prayer or a request to God for the year. … Continue reading →

“A man plans His future but the Lord determines his steps.” (Proverbs 16:9). Tonight I asked God what He wants me to do with my future. I know we choose what we do with life, but I asked Him what … Continue reading →

The bible says that God has destined us for trials. We think of destiny as this sweet romantic thing. We think destiny means living your dreams. Yet God says not to be unsettled by trials because we are destined for … Continue reading →

“Okay, I’ve been running this race a loooooong time… where is my finish line?!” I think this to myself as I look at the calendar and see that it’s been 10 months of physical recovery … Continue reading →

Why is this happening to me? Why me? How could this have happened to me? Why did God let this happen? These are all questions that we’ve all asked in our life time. After the car accident I … Continue reading →

People ask me on a daily basis how I am. I hate answering this question because I know they are all hoping to hear a progress report. Everybody expects me to be fully recovered and normal by now. After all, … Continue reading →