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labor and delivery call to God
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to all the labor and delivery nurses all over the world

131

Labor and Delivery Call

Dear God,

I tried calling your home number 777-7777. Would that be the number

to heaven?

Th e phone ranged and ranged, so I just hung up. I tried your e-mail,

I pushed send it came back to me. I thought that cannot be. You’re

always there for me. I called your home number again this time a voice

answered, she said hello, this is grace how can I help you?

Frustrated that I was, I said my name I rather not say. You see, I’ve had

a bad day. May I please speak with God? I’ve called and let the phone

ring. Wow, in the back ground I could hear the angels sing. Grace began

to listen to my frustration as I explained, I don’t think God has put me

on hold. You see, on my job we have a devil that wants control, don’t you

think that’s too bold? Grace listen on the line as I begun to unwind. She

hand the phone to mercy he began to listen too. Th ey began to explain

to me that it takes one to break and a bundle to make. Th ey went on to

say, you are not nurses that work on a unit, you are a unit of nurses that

can’t be broken. I started to say, but grace said, God has spoken, you are

his tokens. I said in a nice way, “Th en he must answer my call. I refuse

to see my unit fall. Th is is the labor and deliver call from us all.”

Th ey both smile, in Jesus’ name your call has been answered , he’ll

never let you fall.

To labor and delivery: Willie, Olivia, Ann, Irene, Dawn, Candice, Sherry

Mc, Sherry Yvonne, Melissa, Clyde, Cinthia, Jacqueline, Amy,Ladeana

(Nikki), Bonita, Shannon, Carol, Barbara, Melissa, Lauren, Susan,

Julie, Priscilla, Laurie, Amy K, Louise, Heather, Lizetete, Tracie, Maria,

Carmen, Frances, Nivia, , jackie, nita, debbie,


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 Reviews of "labor and delivery call to God"
Reviewed by Michelle Mead
Reviewed on December 30, 2008
God certainly blesses anyone in the medical profession, for you are the angels of this world- i really liked how this was in the form of a phone call, really cool :) Happy New Year! Michelle


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