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The Lord is near to all who call on Him

God is so good and He always is. 

I started having flu-like symptons on Monday and seeked doctor's consultation. As the pandemic is still on-going, I had some worries that I may have contracted Covid-19 and if so, I would not be able to care and be with my son. 

On Wednesday, I received news that my results for swab test was negative. Praise the Lord! 

On Thursday evening, I had to moderate for the Workers' Party Youth Wing Instagram Live Mother's Day Edition. Before the session, as usual I had stomachache. I had related to some that this is the thorn in my flesh. I believe this made me more humble and grateful. As I was settling in, I told my helper that I would usually also lose my voice when I experience flu. Hurriedly, I did a couple of things, such as, pumped out some breastmilk, changed clothes, opened up my script and placed my phone at the right angle etc. 

Finally, as I commenced the session with my guests, I enjoyed the entire session thoroughly with very little issues. After the session, I almost lost my voice totally.

It was so amazing that the Lord sustained me and helped me whenever I called on His name!

"The Lord is near to all who call on Him, to all who call on Him in truth." Psalm 145:18

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