“The dog is sick,” said
my husband when we returned from our four-day vacation. Oso has refused to eat
and kept throwing up. My “old man” Oso looked at me with sad eyes and tucked
his tail between his legs.
Things
got worse the following day. His stomach started growling and loudly rumbling.
The sounds were clearly audible.
“Rumbling
stomach can also be caused by dangerous digestive diseases,” Fear whispered in
my ear. “The dog is going to die. You are a bad mother. Instead of going on
vacation, you could have stayed home and taken care of the dog.”
“That
was my first Florida vacation. I was away for four days,” I whispered back
defensively.
The
loud rumbling and Oso’s sad eyes made me drop to the floor, lay hands on my dog
and start praying.
“I
speak healing over this sick creature, heavenly Father. I command that mountain
of sickness to be uprooted and be cast into the sea in the name of Jesus!”
A few minutes later the stomach growling
stopped.
It’s been six days now and the sickness
never returned. My dog is one happy “old man” Oso.
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