Dr. Tabatha Barber reflects on a hospitalization in early 2019 that split her life into before and after. The experience taught her resilience and revealed a depth she hadn't known, leaving her convinced God has a purposeful plan even when it's not yet clear.
It also left me with incredible hope that God does have a plan, that sometimes it's not entirely clear in the moment. But certainly for myself, I left feeling like there was a Cynthia before that hospitalization in March, February and March of 2019, and there was the Cynthia after. And so I think for a lot of people, it's, it's comforting, probably validating to know that people go through these life-changing experiences where you're really being asked to dig deep emotionally, spiritually, philosophically, and try to make sense of what you're going through. Like, and a lesson for myself on resilience, a lesson for my family on perseverance, um, and just realizing that there's so much more to us than we may even realize.
