You've prayed. You've waited. You've asked again. And the silence on the other end is starting to feel like an answer — just not the one you wanted.
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It's wondering if the waiting will ever end.
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The hardest part of an unanswered prayer isn't waiting. It's wondering if the waiting will ever end. I remember telling friends in the months following our miscarriage that if only God told me when we have our miracle baby,
then I could be happy. If only I knew I wasn't waiting for nothing. And what's interesting is that I essentially was saying if I didn't have to have faith, this whole faith thing would be a lot easier. And if I didn't have to rely on God and trust in God's timing
and plan for our life and I could just know what was going to happen, then this whole trust thing would be a lot easier. But that's the whole point, isn't it?
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