Tears of Gold :: Stories of Hope

Trusting in the Lord :: Husband's Diagnosis with Cancer : Lesley Miller (ToG Ep 19)


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College sweethearts, Lesley Miller, and her husband, Jonathan, were excited to be welcoming their firstborn child together.  The joy of their daughter's arrival was soon shadowed by a cancer diagnosis for Jonathan at the age of 29.  Lesley shares the ups and downs of that year of juggling new motherhood while caring for her husband during cancer treatments.  She talks about God's faithful presence in their lives and the radical love of the community around them.  Today Jonathan is cancer free and the Millers are running around after three children together.  With a testimony of resilience, joy, and faithfulness, I know you will be blessed to hear Lesley's story!

Resources/References mentioned in this episode:

"How Not to Say the Wrong Thing" (ring article)

There is No Good Card for This: What to Say and Do when Life is Scary, Awful, and Unfair to People You Love by Dr. Kelsey Crowe and Emily McDowell

Psalm 112:7 

Book of Ruth

Don't Waste Your Cancer by John Piper

A Shelter in the Time of Storm: Meditations on God and Trouble by Paul David Tripp

Streams in the Desert by L.B. Cowman

Proverbs 6:9

Lesley's Spotify playlist to listen to during difficult times (or really anytime!).  Mercy in the Storm

Pinterest board of Cancer Resources

And a little shout out to Coffee + Crumbs that Lesley mentioned toward the end.  Lesley was the amazing podcast host for Coffee + Crumbs podcast before God called her into a different chapter for her life.  You can check out C+C's collaborative blog of motherhood stories as they support and encourage mother's!  (I've been a long time fan of C+C myself).  

Finally, you can follow Lesley at her blog: lesleym.com which also contains links to her social media accounts.  

 

Thanks for listening!  

You can reach Tears of Gold at www.tearsofgold.com

 

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Tears of Gold :: Stories of HopeBy Lindsay Murad