Thank you for sharing. I never broke down after my husband passed away in February. He had surgery, never woke up and later put in hospice when we stated he didn't want to be kept alive on a ventilator. Even going through the planning of the funeral, the funeral itself, and now months later going through his things I never broke down and cried. That is until today listening to both of your beautiful stories. I have done nothing but cried but through the tears I feel such a peace. I know where my husband is, he is with his loving father, God, and Jesus and his parents and two brothers along with my parents and sister. I just lost my dad in September, last year so hadn't completely gone through the grief process of losing him, but your message has given me so much peace and I feel so refresh from the crying I have done. Keep telling your telling. We need to tell our love ones we love them every day because we are never promised tomorrow.
Sorry for your loss. Just know that you are not alone. I lost my best friend in January after 40 years of marriage. I have an idea what you may be going through. This isn't easy.❤
Ten months after retiring, my husband learned he had lung cancer. Stage 3. Radiation. Light chemo. Immunotherapy. Remission. It returned and they took out half a lung. Two good years. We drove our campervan to Alaska and back. Such an amazing trip! Cancer returned. More surgery, then eventual removal of the remaining half of that lung. Now in remission. Must pace himself but no supplemental oxygen. Surgeon prepared us, saying he had a slim to none chance of surviving that last surgery. But God said, not yet. We hope to leave in two or three weeks for a second trip to Alaska. It's hubby's happy place. We've asked ourselves why God allowed hubby to live, when young folks are dying. But we know God's ways are not our ways. We trust Him. Thanks for sharing. This video will certainly help others currently walking that same path. I'm a Realtor. It's hard to take two months off. But your video has given me peace about going to Alaska and spending the money to go. My husband needs this quality time with me. Thank you.
Thank you for sharing your journey. You are right, God’s ways are not our ways. He is faithful and just no matter the outcomes. Some people walk away from God through this. Some cling to God through this. Cling to your Father. He can be TRUSTED. I am praising the LORD for your good news and pray your husband continues in his health. Job 2:10 10 But he said to her, “You speak as one of the foolish women would speak. Shall we receive good from God, and shall we not receive evil?”[a] In all this Job did not sin with his lips. -Caleb
Caleb here. Early voting results are in. It’s overwhelmingly apparent that I have red hair. Red (or a version of red): 4,235,001 votes Some other color: 3 (I think Tamara voted 3 times)
I found out my husband at 36 years old had adeno carcinoma and his cancer was spread all over. The doctors gave him six months if he would take treatment . He refused to take treatment and lived 18 months. He died at 38 years old and left me with three children to raise. It’s so good to see you two together, how well you get along. First time I ever come across any of your videos. I’m thankful I found your videos.
Can you share how your family-in-laws took the news of your meeting one another so soon after your losses and how quickly you built another life together after losing their son/daughter? Thank you!
In 2019 and 2020 two of our grown sons (34 years and 41 years) were diagnosed with cancer. One had stage 4 colon cancer and one with stage 3 high grade osteosarcoma. They lived in the Carolinas and we were serving on staff in a church in Texas and because of the risk of Covid, we could not be with them. Hardest time of our lives as parents. Then last year, who had osteosarcoma also had kidney cancer and bladder cancer. Now 4 years later they are both cancer free and doing well. God continues to carry us and no matter what the future holds, we know we serve a faithful God!
As a natural red head, I say he has red hair. Notice it with the super light eyebrows and lashes. I am always happy to meet another ginger. We are a small but mighty group. Thank you for sharing the goodness of God.❤
Red! I love how you honor you former spouses on your journey together. Bless you both, your boys & your impending baby girl. You both faced your refiners fire. Came out stronger. Stronger in your emotions. Stronger in your relationship with your boys. And mostly, stronger in your faith.
So many things run through my mind when listening to this story! I COMPLETELY relate! My husband lost his first wife to cancer, two boys. They were 6 and 8. I came into the picture 2 years later. We got married. It was amazing! fast forward, 12 years, he had brain cancer. This was an athlete in amazing shape. Anyway, I feel for "my" boys having lost both natural parents. But am so GRATEFUL to have been married to the love of my life and also being a mom to these guys that never wrestled with calling me mom. God so knows what we all need....ALL of your boys need a mom and a dad and isn't it just like a loving, faithful God to give them that in spite of what has happened. And for you two to live out life together and not alone. I love this story and it is a true testament to HIS faithfulness and provision, and I love what you both have said about how even if this didn't happen, God is still good. He is a GOOD GOD, in all things. Many blessings to you and your (growing) family!!!
Hi Tamara and Caleb Thank you for you channel ! What an amazing journey you have invited us on ! Our family have been watching ‘Our Tribe of Many’ for about 7 years. They are a beautiful Christian family in Lincoln Nebraska. They currently have 11 homeschooled children. The Dad is a Paster and they have a lively church outside of Lincoln. The whole family lead worship music. They recently,in the last two years, moved onto land, and like your family are slowly learning about chickens, and farm life. They also purchased two milk cows. It’s been fun watching them slowly adapt to country life with all the joys and many challenges. We really appreciate this family, and we were feeling a similarity, an ease, honesty and sense of humor that both your families share. We are excited to watch your channel grow. Thanks Again Katie ✨🙏✨ PS I am especially excited to hear about Tamara’s growing up in a family of 11 children.
Our oldest grandchild passed in April from glioblastoma brain cancer. He was 35 years old and had fought it from age 22. We were told initially that he would die within 18 months. He told his doctors not to tell him how much time he had left because only God knew that. He underwent 3 brain surgeries, three rounds of radiation and he took part in a couple of clinical trials at MD Anderson in December. He was able to walk and talk just fine until the middle of February when his tumor moved into his right lobe. He had a very special heart for Jesus and he planted so many seeds for faith in his church and our family. Andrew passed peacefully into heaven on April 27th and we miss him so much but he was ready. Cancer is a horrible disease that I pray no one shall suffer from. He was my heart and his love will live on forever through my two great grandchildren he left here with us. I will see him again 🙏
Thank you for sharing. Your lives are a ministry. My husband of 49 years, five months and one week went home to be with Jesus almost 16 months ago. Thankful for my relationship with my Saviour, without Him I could not have made it this far. God is so good to me. God bless you all.
I was diagnosed with breast cancer in 2016, and again in 2019, I am still fighting, right now things are good, things have been very hard but I have my faith and my family and I stay strong.
I lost my husband of 43 years and went through the cancer journey and everything you described is spot on. We had grandchildren who were devastated but how blessed we were to have that many years compared to both of your losses at such young ages. I believe both of your spouses are in heaven thanking Jesus and smiling over all of you. They are so happy for you all.
This might sound strange but your testimonies about Sarah and Erome’s moving to heaven journeys are beautiful, it does show the mercy and grace of a mighty God. I am so thankful for your strength and faith in Jesus. It is a really beautiful thing that your boys were given another mom and dad that are able to bring them to Jesus through this difficult journey in their lives. It is also pretty amazing that all of your boys can share in a little sister that they can say “she is my sister”. I also pray that Sarah and Erome’s family are all still apart of your lives.
Thank you for sharing your journey. I cried through a lot of it as it brought back a lot of memories for me. It will be 5 years on July 8th that I lost me husband of 45 years. He was diagnosed with CML in May of 2016. The oral treatment he was put on led to remission within 3 months. Praise the Lord. However, in May 2018 he was diagnosed with Melanoma and had surgery to remove the mole where it was discovered along with some modes. He then had immune therapy and seemed to be doing well until March 2019 when he started having headaches and some other symptoms. The Melanoma had spread to his brain with 3 small spots and 1 large one. They removed most of the large one and treated the others with that Gamma radiation. We thought things were going well until he suffered a massive seizure. He ended up living 19 days and was awake for about a week of it. I completely understand those last breaths and the agony of losing your spouse. God is good and I'm so thankful that my husband is no longer in pain and is in heaven with our Savior. I'm thankful you found each other and that you are now able to expand your family with a little girl.
What a beautiful witness from both of you. Yes, trust his will. I have st.3c endometrial cancer, my hubbie of almost 64 yrs. has prostate cancer. We are on a journey together. The Lord is in charge.💟
Thanks guys for sharing. I can identify with so much of it. I lost my wife to cancer at the age of 37, leaving me with 6 kids. God bless you in your new life together
Thanks for sharing the difficult times in your lives but also praising God and trusting in His will. I know what you mean about an indescribable peace. Several years back, my husband was seriously hurt in a farm accident. We called the ambulance but I decided to drive him since time was so important. On the way, he talked to me about a few things of the future and God gave me such peace while driving and in the days ahead. Usually, I'm a person that is anxious. I'm so thankful for God and His control of our lives.
As a redhead myself, yes, he is a redhead! Mine started out very dark red & faded to strawberry blond as I got older, & it looks like his is the same. I can relate with the white skin, no pigment except in freckles, no tan, & SUNBURNS. But he's definitely a redhead! I'm redhead proud & partial to redheads... we are a rare lot!! :) *And it's typical for redhead's hair to fade with age.
Thank you for sharing! For those of us who haven't lost someone close to cancer, this is still such an encouraging story of God's faithfulness as well as a great reminder to be purposeful in treasuring each and ever day with your loved ones. Also, I have to say that Jack in the Box tacos are the bomb! 👍
❤ Wow! Your videos are so inspirational. You have walked through so much. You are "ministering" to all of us through your videos. I wish you would write a book and make a movie. Both of you are so good at videos. May the Lord continue to Bless You!
My brother went to Hope in Mexico for 8 weeks and did wonderful. At his first checkup his brain tumor was back. He had 2 brain surgeries but never gave up. He was a Christian with a wonderful testimony till the day he went home to be with the Lord. God works in wonderful ways. He had that peace that passes all understanding. “…last breath on earth & instantly waking up in heaven. Thank God for the peace that passes all comprehension.”
It is so encouraging to hear someone else who has gone through so much and has the same outlook of God that I have. My husband passed suddenly March 1, 2022, four days after our 55th wedding anniversary. Then in August 2023 I was diagnosed with aggressive ovarian cancer, a lung disease, and Sjogrens Auto Immune disease all at once. I especially appreciated you admitting that even though you were not giving up on God and his amazing goodness in the middle of all this, you couldn't pray immediately after the shock. Same with me, but I was feeling guilty about it. I am 4-1/2 months post chemo, taking daily pills, and continuing to gain energy, going to concerts, lunch with friends, etc. The Lord bless you for your bold testimony. I am also sharing the unexpected miraculous circumstances that God has done for me with my family, neighbors, doctors, and parents of my piano students. I don't know what my. future holds, but I know who holds my future, as the song goes.
I love your candid conversations! You are both so encouraging. The grace of God is evident in your lives. I love how you have both held on tight to your faith in God through the good times and the terrible times. God bless your new family and all your children
Definitely a Red Head 😂🤣 Thank you so much for sharing. It is heartwarming to hear how present you are for yourselves and your boys. I lost my dad 13 days before my 10th birthday with 2 younger siblings. We had just moved away from family (4yrs) just 4 months before. My dad died from a massive heart attack. Now 51 yrs later I am grieving things I've never grieved before as my dads siblings are now passing. He had 10 siblings. My mom didn't really have the "village" around and her faith wasn't strong enough for herself but she did "force" us kids to go to church which I am forever grateful, because I DO have a relationship with Christ because of that. But she continues to be bitter, all these years later. You are both a breath of fresh air and I am excited to see your family grow and grow up 💕 Evelyn is going to be the luckiest little girl to be loved by SO Many brothers😁
You are the cutest couple! What a story! I just stumbled on to your video yesterday, and when I heard you were in the Missouri/Arkansas areas I had to listen! Plus I was mostly drawn in when you talked about your miracle of how God brought you together! Wow! I was sharing with my 97 year old Momma and she was so happy for you two as well! I’m so sorry about your experiences with your spouses but, look what God has done! He’s so awesome! You are such an inspiration and fantastic examples of a father and mother! I pray God blesses you abundantly! Truly! I’m almost 79 and waiting for God to move miraculously in My life! Blessings dear sweet sister and brother! Btw, I’m a Missourian! ❤️🙏🏻🤗
Strawberry blonde. :) Guys, what a special story and perspective God has given you. I’m so glad you’re Christ followers and glad your pointing others to Jesus. ❤
I'd say, he's a red head. My Dad and all 11 of his siblings were red heads. I appreciate your video so much. This is the first I've watched but I'll go find your others too. I was married for over 45 years when the love of my life suffered a catastrophic stroke on the operating table and died 4 days later. I was with him and watched as he took his last breath and, as you said, was gone. That was 2 years ago, and I'm doing okay with Jesus as my Lord, Savior and husband. I don't see myself re-marrying but we will see what God has in store. I've also been so thankful I didn't have children at home. Even our grandchildren were grown. In the last year, I've become a great grandmother twice over and I am enjoying the life God has ordained for me. I do miss my wonderful husband and I look forward to spending eternity with him and our 4 children we never got to meet.
Thanks for sharing your stories. My ex-husband is 53 he has had colon cancer 3 times. My daughter is 28, and she carries the gene for colon cancer Lynch Syndrome. My daughter has to have a colonoscopy every year. My 2nd husband passed away on his 59th birthday after a 5 year battle with Agent orange and all the diagnoses that come with that disease. He passed peacefully with a house full of people. What a testimony he left behind the day he passed the experiences God gave us that day.
Very well done! My dad and sister died with no time to prepare, especially for my nieces and nephew, but the Lord! Your message will be a huge blessing to many out there. It makes me sad that some go through this without Christ. Your testimony is God honoring! I rejoice with you both being together ❤️.
Thank you for sharing. I lost my first husband to cancer and 2 years later I met this man that in 6 months we were married. Sad to say 14 years later I lost him to cancer too. So sad… but God gives grace and peace. Blessings … and enjoy every moment you have together!
Im speechless of how humble you are in laying your lives in front of God. Im yet to learn to surrender to what i have gone through and whats ahead for me. Praise God! ❤
I WALKED A MILE WITH PLEASURE, SHE CHATTERED ALL THE WAY. BUT NONE WAS I THE WISER, FOR ALL SHE HAD TO SAY. AND THEN I WALKED A MILE WITH SORROW, AND NE'ER A WORD SAID SHE. BUT OH THE LESSONS LEARNED, WHEN SORROW WALKED WITH ME.
I would say strawberry blonde which us part red hair. Your honesty and ability to talk about your Cancer journey will help SO MANY people. Thank you for your honesty. I'm looking forward to watching your channel in the next year. I LOVE Jesus too, I wouldn't want to live my life without Him. I'm 74 and didn't know Jesus until I was 35. I lived a worldly life before Jesus. God Bless your family❤
You are a BEAUTIFUL God driven couple and your story is absolutely precious. Thank you for sharing your stories and congratulations on your beautiful new family!
You two are such an inspiration to those of us who have similar situations. I recently started dating after my husband of 39 years died with brain cancer. That was four years ago. I subscribed to a couple of dating apps. I’ve found that I only want to date widowers. The guys that are divorced just don’t understand. I haven’t done the dating thing since my late husband and I dated. I’m having to learn all over again. It’s not easy being 62 and dating. I think I’ve kept myself nicely presentable with my weight down. I walk and exercise. Of course time has taken its toll. But not too badly. Still, grieving has been horrible although I did go through counseling. Only widows and widowers understand each other and what they’ve been through. Pray that I find a Godly man. I’m so happy for you two. God bless you and your HUGE family! ❤️🤗🙏
Thank you for sharing your stories. It is heart failure running through our family. My husband of 40 years has been down twice the second time resulting in a heart transplant. Our 5th of 7 sons went into heart failure at age 20. He received a transplant a year before my husband’s. Unfortunately, our son still being young and in denial did not take care of himself and his second heart went down and we lost him at age 21. This year my husband shattered his pelvis in a motorcycle accident and was hospitalized for 4 months and just as he came home our 2nd son went to the ER and now he is waiting for a new heart. Just received the news about a genetic marker putting all the boys at risk. God has been so faithful every step of the way. The prayers and support of our church community have truly sustained us and we have not walked through all of this alone. Keep sharing your journey and the redemption that God has provided for all who trust in him.
Thank you for sharing. Praise God. He sends you to help us all heal. You helped me to remember important gifts. May you and your family be blessed each moment by God’s great love.🙏
Thank you for sharing! You both have a gift for speaking the truth articulately. You do this so well together. So glad you started this channel. Can’t wait to see more from your family!
Thanks for sharing! I love your story, & unfortunately, stories can't have the fun, happy, blessed parts without the hard, sad, difficult parts. Y'all have definitely endured the hard parts, but God has blessed you with such an incredible happy ending... beginning... & I look forward to following along & hearing more. He is good, all the time! God bless your journey!
Thank you both for honoring each other's spouses. I feel so many times people try to move on and are threatened by "what was". You are doing such a valuable service to not only your boys, but to each other. Your teaching the rest of us how to do things well
What I think is beautiful is that you each hold each other’s late spouse and the kiddos late parents with such gentleness and compassion. You hold space for the grieving (which looks different for everyone and day by day). You each “get it” and I am sorry that you can understand the other’s hurt. But you don’t seem to be rushing one another to “get over it”. Your separate history is sacred and honored by one another and that is beautiful. What a testimony.
I am just so thankful for the Lord and his sovereignty over the two of you. The retelling of Arami and learning about Sarah just brought me to tears about how good the Lord is to us if we only have faith. The pain and suffering is all worth it. Grateful the Lord is allowing me to see his story unfold between the two of you. Miss you, sweet Tamara. Pray for you often and can’t wait to see that baby girl get tackled with love from those boys! But God!
Katie!!! Thank you so much, friend. Amen, isn’t the Lord so gracious and good? Thank you so much for your encouragement through the hardest days and the best days. I’m so grateful for you. 💛 -Tam
Thank you so much for sharing your beautiful stories of walking with cancer with Jesus beside you to lead you through the maze of decisions. I can relate in so many ways because 4 months ago I said goodbye 😂 to my dear wife of 45 years due to colon cancer. I only have 2 daughters and they are grown, with their own families, serving God in other countries. I love how you said when your spouses took their last breath, their body was there, but they weren’t. I experienced that too. What a wonderful thing to be able to leave our future in His hands. Again, thank you for sharing this journey with us. It is inspiring…
What a sad, yet, beautiful story you have shared. I love the compassion, kindness and respect you have for one other's journeys. The two of you are an amazing and couple. Those 11 boys are blessed, not to mention your coming attraction...baby girl! Love and blessings to all of you!
You two make me smile!! What a beautiful story. I see how God works….just like Job….The Lord giveth and the Lord taketh away blessed be the name of the Lord.
Thank you so much for sharing your sad but good story . Looking forward to the five week dating story . Been married to my BRIDE for Forty four years . God is good all the time .
My husband and I were widowed and God brought us together even though we never expected to get remarried. His wife’s dealt with 5 years of double ovarian cancer. My husband was hospitalized for nearly a year with sepsis and brain damage from a diabetic coma. He died 8 years after our 14 yr old severely brain damaged son died a day apart. God is good. We have been married 9 years and both still grieve for our spouses, but we both understand that. Amen on the different perspective of life. Our God is all sufficient. We are in our late sixties now and both have health issues, but our faith is strong.
Strawberry blonde. No doubt!!!! I lost my husband to stage 4 lung cancer 18 months ago. First round of chemo seemed to do the job BUT the cancer came back with a vengeance, he had 3 more months. Cruel disease. My heart goes out to anyone who has been there and those yet to come. Xx
A beautiful couple with strong, beautiful testimonies of God and Jesus Christ...so refreshing to hear. Thanks so much for sharing. God bless you and your family.
Just found your new videos and since I lost my husband 3 years ago it touches my heart and aren’t you two so blessed to have found each other with your extended family to be together and enjoy your new lives💕
I'm finding you guys for the first time and I've watched this video now and I hear you guys talking about your spouses I think that God and Sarah and aramy handpicked you two to be together which is beautiful I love hearing about your faith I was just scrolling through I usually watch my Alaskan base TH-cam and something brought me here and I'm so glad it did thank you I had a good cry I had a good laugh I had a good conversation with God and I can't wait to see more of your videos
Thank you for sharing the last heartbreaking moments with your beloved husband and wife. I am so glad God has drawn you and you accepted him and know Him. Hallelujah that you had his comfort and hope in the midst of everything that happened. Thank you for your vulnerability and honesty with one another. May God bless you and fill you with His Spirit and guide and protect each of you.Your love is so apparent. Thank you.
I've always loved Ginger men! Just want you to know how much I love you both! Your story is so inspirational and such a testimony for God's grace. Wish I could explain how wonderful it is to hear your stories. God is so good. Love, prayers and hugs from Indiana, Rossi J
Your videos affect me on so many levels. I am a believer - much older. We are 72 and 75 and have been married 54 years this month! We have many health issues and I am suffering from something very serious that has affected my life for 3 years. Praise God I have a procedure scheduled (which is a transplant) on 8-21 and if it works I will have a more normal life. Secondly our youngest daughter is going through a devastating divorce and is heartbroken. She doesn't believe she can trust anyone again. I told her about your channel and encouraged her to watch it. She is a Christian School teacher and has her youngest is still at home. We also have some grown grandchildren who we are worried about, as well as our country. So just saying how encouraging you have been to me! So happy for you! Through it all, God is always good. PS - We live in Missouri - KC area. We have never been to Brandson, but if my procedure works we would love to try to get there!
These battles you went through were hard and sad. But I’m so glad you are giving God the glory for carrying you through! Your commitment to the Lord is wonderful, He is worthy to be praised! and I’m so glad you are very real and don’t evade things or mince words. We grieve, but not as those who have no hope. Caleb, you are a catch, but you are also lucky to find such a lovely woman!
Your story came into my feed rather unexpectedly, and I was instantly captivated. It’s such a poignant, sweet and delightful story. God’s Grace truly is sufficient. I am left marveling at how all the heartaches and concerns your late spouses no doubt poured out in prayer for their sons and for each of you were answered so beautifully when God brought you all together.
Thank you for sharing your story. I was richly blessed and encouraged considering my own dark time in life. Keep sharing your story with boldness. God is good. Mark - Portland, OR.
What a difficult topic discussed with the utmost honor and respect for all involved. We began this Cancer journey four weeks ago at Stage IV Adenocarcinoma Esophageal Cancer, out of nowhere. What was thought to be a torn rotator cuff was determined, 6 months later, to be a mass on the bone which ate away the arm bone., to finding the main cause, and now a hospital stay. Thank you for sharing such raw information. I appreciate it as I walk this journey just steps behind. I also have four boys and a girl, and would love to hear about what you did next...
What a wonderful testimony. Very moving. Y’all have a lot to share. So happy to see how you all are coping and how God continues to bless and lead you ❤
I don't know how, you can even talk about it. I lost my older sister this past March, to complications from surgery. Deb and I were really close and it still hurts, even though I know she is in a better place and no longer suffers physical pain(that she had for over 20 years). Faith in Christ, is what gets us all though our trials in this life.
Tamara, I relate to your experience with the moment your husband took his last breath. When my husband took his last breath I swear I saw his spirit leave him. I’ll never forget that.
I had Hodgins Lymphoma & my treatment plan was 4 chemo drugs (ABVD)...one being the red devil. It was horrible! I also had radiation & a big surgery. I have been in remission for almost 8 years. Praise the Big Man above! However, now Im battling 3b melonoma (from a tiny mole on my right shoulder). Im currently taking Keytruda infusions, which is also not pleasant. Please pray for me! Thanks for sharing!
This talk gets more deep and beautiful, could not be any more well delivered. Thank you for sharing your pain and faith. Very inspiring. I need hope. I appreciate you.
I would say strawberry blond too. My husband was diagnosed with 4th stage lung cancer in Oct 2018. He had lost 2 best friends who did everything and both died shortly after diagnosis. Jim chose to do nothing. He said he didn't want to live cancer, he wanted to live life until he left earth to live with Jesus. He lived until March 2020. He died peacefully at home. We had 40 years together. I miss him, but know I will see him again. I'm blessed by your testimony.
Thank you for sharing your story so open and honest. I have so much respect. You’ve been through so much you deserve every ounce of happiness and even if you hadn’t been through so much grief, your joy & love is inspiring.
It is not our place to judge, you gotta do what makes sense in your circumstances and through God's guidance, as each of us must do in our own circumstances. I love the way you talk about Arami and Sara and their legacy in your lives and for your boys. That you two met and how all of your boys are doing is a wonderful testament to God's love and your trust in Him and each other. Whilst my life circumstances couldn't be any more different from yours, still I am reminded that no matter what is happening in my life God has plans for me and my family. Jeremiah 29.11 "For I know the plans I have for you... plans to prosper you and not to harm you, plans to give you hope and a future." Thank you for your testaments, I will keep you in my prayers, luckily God will hear them even though I live all the way down the bottom of the world in Tasmania, Australia. God is good 🦘
Thank you for sharing. I never broke down after my husband passed away in February. He had surgery, never woke up and later put in hospice when we stated he didn't want to be kept alive on a ventilator. Even going through the planning of the funeral, the funeral itself, and now months later going through his things I never broke down and cried. That is until today listening to both of your beautiful stories. I have done nothing but cried but through the tears I feel such a peace. I know where my husband is, he is with his loving father, God, and Jesus and his parents and two brothers along with my parents and sister. I just lost my dad in September, last year so hadn't completely gone through the grief process of losing him, but your message has given me so much peace and I feel so refresh from the crying I have done. Keep telling your telling. We need to tell our love ones we love them every day because we are never promised tomorrow.
Yup strawberry blonde.
Same as my husband and that’s what I call his😂
I am so sorry for your losses. I find grieving challenging and this is helping me too. May God bless and keep you.
Sorry for your loss. Just know that you are not alone. I lost my best friend in January after 40 years of marriage. I have an idea what you may be going through. This isn't easy.❤
My boyfriend died of cancer in last week.
I’m in my 3rd year and I can say it’s getting easier to except it now . And iv been blessed with 2 more granddaughters since he went home x
Ten months after retiring, my husband learned he had lung cancer. Stage 3. Radiation. Light chemo. Immunotherapy. Remission. It returned and they took out half a lung. Two good years. We drove our campervan to Alaska and back. Such an amazing trip! Cancer returned. More surgery, then eventual removal of the remaining half of that lung. Now in remission. Must pace himself but no supplemental oxygen. Surgeon prepared us, saying he had a slim to none chance of surviving that last surgery. But God said, not yet. We hope to leave in two or three weeks for a second trip to Alaska. It's hubby's happy place. We've asked ourselves why God allowed hubby to live, when young folks are dying. But we know God's ways are not our ways. We trust Him.
Thanks for sharing. This video will certainly help others currently walking that same path.
I'm a Realtor. It's hard to take two months off. But your video has given me peace about going to Alaska and spending the money to go. My husband needs this quality time with me. Thank you.
Thank you for sharing your journey. You are right, God’s ways are not our ways. He is faithful and just no matter the outcomes. Some people walk away from God through this. Some cling to God through this. Cling to your Father. He can be TRUSTED.
I am praising the LORD for your good news and pray your husband continues in his health.
Job 2:10
10 But he said to her, “You speak as one of the foolish women would speak. Shall we receive good from God, and shall we not receive evil?”[a] In all this Job did not sin with his lips.
-Caleb
Caleb here. Early voting results are in. It’s overwhelmingly apparent that I have red hair.
Red (or a version of red):
4,235,001 votes
Some other color:
3 (I think Tamara voted 3 times)
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Not a redhead. This is Red❤️I never have understood why people with orange colored hair called it Red. 😂
I found out my husband at 36 years old had adeno carcinoma and his cancer was spread all over. The doctors gave him six months if he would take treatment . He refused to take treatment and lived 18 months. He died at 38 years old and left me with three children to raise. It’s so good to see you two together, how well you get along. First time I ever come across any of your videos. I’m thankful I found your videos.
Can you share how your family-in-laws took the news of your meeting one another so soon after your losses and how quickly you built another life together after losing their son/daughter? Thank you!
Great question.
In 2019 and 2020 two of our grown sons (34 years and 41 years) were diagnosed with cancer. One had stage 4 colon cancer and one with stage 3 high grade osteosarcoma. They lived in the Carolinas and we were serving on staff in a church in Texas and because of the risk of Covid, we could not be with them. Hardest time of our lives as parents. Then last year, who had osteosarcoma also had kidney cancer and bladder cancer. Now 4 years later they are both cancer free and doing well. God continues to carry us and no matter what the future holds, we know we serve a faithful God!
That's amazing
Wow!
As a natural red head, I say he has red hair. Notice it with the super light eyebrows and lashes. I am always happy to meet another ginger. We are a small but mighty group. Thank you for sharing the goodness of God.❤
Red!
I love how you honor you former spouses on your journey together. Bless you both, your boys & your impending baby girl.
You both faced your refiners fire. Came out stronger. Stronger in your emotions. Stronger in your relationship with your boys. And mostly, stronger in your faith.
So many things run through my mind when listening to this story! I COMPLETELY relate! My husband lost his first wife to cancer, two boys. They were 6 and 8. I came into the picture 2 years later. We got married. It was amazing! fast forward, 12 years, he had brain cancer. This was an athlete in amazing shape. Anyway, I feel for "my" boys having lost both natural parents. But am so GRATEFUL to have been married to the love of my life and also being a mom to these guys that never wrestled with calling me mom. God so knows what we all need....ALL of your boys need a mom and a dad and isn't it just like a loving, faithful God to give them that in spite of what has happened. And for you two to live out life together and not alone. I love this story and it is a true testament to HIS faithfulness and provision, and I love what you both have said about how even if this didn't happen, God is still good. He is a GOOD GOD, in all things. Many blessings to you and your (growing) family!!!
Hi Tamara and Caleb
Thank you for you channel !
What an amazing journey
you have invited us on !
Our family have been watching
‘Our Tribe of Many’ for about
7 years. They are a beautiful
Christian family in Lincoln
Nebraska. They currently
have 11 homeschooled children.
The Dad is a Paster and they
have a lively church outside
of Lincoln. The whole family
lead worship music.
They recently,in the last two
years, moved onto land, and like your family are slowly learning about chickens,
and farm life. They also purchased two milk cows.
It’s been fun watching them
slowly adapt to country life
with all the joys and many challenges.
We really appreciate this family, and we were feeling
a similarity, an ease, honesty
and sense of humor that both
your families share.
We are excited to watch your
channel grow.
Thanks Again
Katie ✨🙏✨
PS
I am especially excited to hear about Tamara’s growing
up in a family of 11 children.
You both did a very beautiful job in honoring your previous spouses and how God was a part of your journey.. 🙏
I have so many redheads in our family. He is definitely a redhead.
Our oldest grandchild passed in April from glioblastoma brain cancer. He was 35 years old and had fought it from age 22. We were told initially that he would die within 18 months. He told his doctors not to tell him how much time he had left because only God knew that. He underwent 3 brain surgeries, three rounds of radiation and he took part in a couple of clinical trials at MD Anderson in December. He was able to walk and talk just fine until the middle of February when his tumor moved into his right lobe. He had a very special heart for Jesus and he planted so many seeds for faith in his church and our family. Andrew passed peacefully into heaven on April 27th and we miss him so much but he was ready. Cancer is a horrible disease that I pray no one shall suffer from. He was my heart and his love will live on forever through my two great grandchildren he left here with us. I will see him again 🙏
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Thank you for sharing. Your lives are a ministry. My husband of 49 years, five months and one week went home to be with Jesus almost 16 months ago. Thankful for my relationship with my Saviour, without Him I could not have made it this far. God is so good to me. God bless you all.
I was diagnosed with breast cancer in 2016, and again in 2019, I am still fighting, right now things are good, things have been very hard but I have my faith and my family and I stay strong.
Praying for you right now..God Bless
I lost my husband of 43 years and went through the cancer journey and everything you described is spot on. We had grandchildren who were devastated but how blessed we were to have that many years compared to both of your losses at such young ages.
I believe both of your spouses are in heaven thanking Jesus and smiling over all of you. They are so happy for you all.
This might sound strange but your testimonies about Sarah and Erome’s moving to heaven journeys are beautiful, it does show the mercy and grace of a mighty God. I am so thankful for your strength and faith in Jesus. It is a really beautiful thing that your boys were given another mom and dad that are able to bring them to Jesus through this difficult journey in their lives. It is also pretty amazing that all of your boys can share in a little sister that they can say “she is my sister”.
I also pray that Sarah and Erome’s family are all still apart of your lives.
OMGosh…. you two are just so cute! He definetly has red hair
Thank you for sharing your journey. I cried through a lot of it as it brought back a lot of memories for me. It will be 5 years on July 8th that I lost me husband of 45 years. He was diagnosed with CML in May of 2016. The oral treatment he was put on led to remission within 3 months. Praise the Lord. However, in May 2018 he was diagnosed with Melanoma and had surgery to remove the mole where it was discovered along with some modes. He then had immune therapy and seemed to be doing well until March 2019 when he started having headaches and some other symptoms. The Melanoma had spread to his brain with 3 small spots and 1 large one. They removed most of the large one and treated the others with that Gamma radiation. We thought things were going well until he suffered a massive seizure. He ended up living 19 days and was awake for about a week of it. I completely understand those last breaths and the agony of losing your spouse. God is good and I'm so thankful that my husband is no longer in pain and is in heaven with our Savior. I'm thankful you found each other and that you are now able to expand your family with a little girl.
What a beautiful witness from both of you.
Yes, trust his will.
I have st.3c endometrial cancer, my hubbie of almost 64 yrs. has prostate cancer.
We are on a journey together. The Lord is in charge.💟
Thanks guys for sharing. I can identify with so much of it. I lost my wife to cancer at the age of 37, leaving me with 6 kids. God bless you in your new life together
Thanks for sharing the difficult times in your lives but also praising God and trusting in His will. I know what you mean about an indescribable peace. Several years back, my husband was seriously hurt in a farm accident. We called the ambulance but I decided to drive him since time was so important. On the way, he talked to me about a few things of the future and God gave me such peace while driving and in the days ahead. Usually, I'm a person that is anxious. I'm so thankful for God and His control of our lives.
As a redhead myself, yes, he is a redhead! Mine started out very dark red & faded to strawberry blond as I got older, & it looks like his is the same. I can relate with the white skin, no pigment except in freckles, no tan, & SUNBURNS. But he's definitely a redhead! I'm redhead proud & partial to redheads... we are a rare lot!! :) *And it's typical for redhead's hair to fade with age.
Mine has went from auburn to brown I can see lighter in my hair here n there in my late 40's lol
Definitely a red head
Thank you for sharing! For those of us who haven't lost someone close to cancer, this is still such an encouraging story of God's faithfulness as well as a great reminder to be purposeful in treasuring each and ever day with your loved ones.
Also, I have to say that Jack in the Box tacos are the bomb! 👍
❤ Wow! Your videos are so inspirational. You have walked through so much. You are "ministering" to all of us through your videos. I wish you would write a book and make a movie. Both of you are so good at videos. May the Lord continue to Bless You!
My brother went to Hope in Mexico for 8 weeks and did wonderful. At his first checkup his brain tumor was back. He had 2 brain surgeries but never gave up. He was a Christian with a wonderful testimony till the day he went home to be with the Lord. God works in wonderful ways. He had that peace that passes all understanding. “…last breath on earth & instantly waking up in heaven. Thank God for the peace that passes all comprehension.”
It is so encouraging to hear someone else who has gone through so much and has the same outlook of God that I have. My husband passed suddenly March 1, 2022, four days after our 55th wedding anniversary. Then in August 2023 I was diagnosed with aggressive ovarian cancer, a lung disease, and Sjogrens Auto Immune disease all at once. I especially appreciated you admitting that even though you were not giving up on God and his amazing goodness in the middle of all this, you couldn't pray immediately after the shock. Same with me, but I was feeling guilty about it. I am 4-1/2 months post chemo, taking daily pills, and continuing to gain energy, going to concerts, lunch with friends, etc. The Lord bless you for your bold testimony. I am also sharing the unexpected miraculous circumstances that God has done for me with my family, neighbors, doctors, and parents of my piano students. I don't know what my. future holds, but I know who holds my future, as the song goes.
I am so sorry for your loss and health battles. It is wonderful to hear you are regaining energy and celebrating life with your community, praise God!
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I love your candid conversations! You are both so encouraging. The grace of God is evident in your lives. I love how you have both held on tight to your faith in God through the good times and the terrible times. God bless your new family and all your children
You two deserve all the love for the rest of your long lives.❤❤
Thank you so much. We appreciate your encouragement. Lord willing, we hope to have many years together. ❤️
I am blessed to work as a home hospice RN and your family has been an amazing story to watch. Thank you for sharing your journey with us.
Thanks for being here!
Definitely a Red Head 😂🤣
Thank you so much for sharing. It is heartwarming to hear how present you are for yourselves and your boys. I lost my dad 13 days before my 10th birthday with 2 younger siblings. We had just moved away from family (4yrs) just 4 months before. My dad died from a massive heart attack. Now 51 yrs later I am grieving things I've never grieved before as my dads siblings are now passing. He had 10 siblings. My mom didn't really have the "village" around and her faith wasn't strong enough for herself but she did "force" us kids to go to church which I am forever grateful, because I DO have a relationship with Christ because of that. But she continues to be bitter, all these years later. You are both a breath of fresh air and I am excited to see your family grow and grow up 💕 Evelyn is going to be the luckiest little girl to be loved by SO Many brothers😁
You are the cutest couple! What a story! I just stumbled on to your video yesterday, and when I heard you were in the Missouri/Arkansas areas I had to listen! Plus I was mostly drawn in when you talked about your miracle of how God brought you together! Wow! I was sharing with my 97 year old Momma and she was so happy for you two as well! I’m so sorry about your experiences with your spouses but, look what God has done! He’s so awesome! You are such an inspiration and fantastic examples of a father and mother! I pray God blesses you abundantly! Truly! I’m almost 79 and waiting for God to move miraculously in My life! Blessings dear sweet sister and brother! Btw, I’m a Missourian! ❤️🙏🏻🤗
Caleb and Tamara very touching and inspiring, Bless both of you and your families. Thank you for sharing.
You guys are unbelievable
You are a light in this dark world
There are no words adequate for this video except....to God be the glory.
"Even if" faith is profound.
You two are just incredible! Such an uplifting way to live.
Strawberry blonde. :)
Guys, what a special story and perspective God has given you. I’m so glad you’re Christ followers and glad your pointing others to Jesus. ❤
Thanks for sharing sò personally. Wow! 12 boys. And a baby girl on the way, super!😊
Sorry 11 boys!
What a wonderful story! So glad God brought you together!
Brought me to tears. What an amazing God story. I see a movie in your future!!
I'd say, he's a red head. My Dad and all 11 of his siblings were red heads. I appreciate your video so much. This is the first I've watched but I'll go find your others too. I was married for over 45 years when the love of my life suffered a catastrophic stroke on the operating table and died 4 days later. I was with him and watched as he took his last breath and, as you said, was gone. That was 2 years ago, and I'm doing okay with Jesus as my Lord, Savior and husband. I don't see myself re-marrying but we will see what God has in store. I've also been so thankful I didn't have children at home. Even our grandchildren were grown. In the last year, I've become a great grandmother twice over and I am enjoying the life God has ordained for me. I do miss my wonderful husband and I look forward to spending eternity with him and our 4 children we never got to meet.
Thanks for sharing your stories.
My ex-husband is 53 he has had colon cancer 3 times. My daughter is 28, and she carries the gene for colon cancer Lynch Syndrome. My daughter has to have a colonoscopy every year.
My 2nd husband passed away on his 59th birthday after a 5 year battle with Agent orange and all the diagnoses that come with that disease. He passed peacefully with a house full of people. What a testimony he left behind the day he passed the experiences God gave us that day.
Beautiful, agonies of cancer, and The Lord's FAITHFULNESS
Very well done! My dad and sister died with no time to prepare, especially for my nieces and nephew, but the Lord! Your message will be a huge blessing to many out there. It makes me sad that some go through this without Christ. Your testimony is God honoring! I rejoice with you both being together ❤️.
Thank you sharing your stories. Oh how faithful our Lord is!!🙌🏼
Keep on sharing, you are giving hope to many.
Thank you for being such good people. Even though you have had to go through such hard times, you’re not mad at God and still praise him.
Thank you for sharing.
I lost my first husband to cancer and 2 years later I met this man that in 6 months we were married.
Sad to say 14 years later I lost him to cancer too.
So sad… but God gives grace and peace.
Blessings … and enjoy every moment you have together!
Im speechless of how humble you are in laying your lives in front of God. Im yet to learn to surrender to what i have gone through and whats ahead for me. Praise God! ❤
God bless you both and your family.
You have touched my heart so deeply with your testimony. Thank you more than words can ever say.
I WALKED A MILE WITH PLEASURE, SHE CHATTERED ALL THE WAY. BUT NONE WAS I THE WISER, FOR ALL SHE HAD TO SAY. AND THEN I WALKED A MILE WITH SORROW, AND NE'ER A WORD SAID SHE. BUT OH THE LESSONS LEARNED, WHEN SORROW WALKED WITH ME.
I would say strawberry blonde which us part red hair.
Your honesty and ability to talk about your Cancer journey will help SO MANY people. Thank you for your honesty. I'm looking forward to watching your channel in the next year. I LOVE Jesus too, I wouldn't want to live my life without Him. I'm 74 and didn't know Jesus until I was 35. I lived a worldly life before Jesus. God Bless your family❤
Thank you for sharing your back stories and your cancer journeys. Excited to follow your journey now.
You are a BEAUTIFUL God driven couple and your story is absolutely precious. Thank you for sharing your stories and congratulations on your beautiful new family!
You two are such an inspiration to those of us who have similar situations. I recently started dating after my husband of 39 years died with brain cancer. That was four years ago. I subscribed to a couple of dating apps. I’ve found that I only want to date widowers. The guys that are divorced just don’t understand. I haven’t done the dating thing since my late husband and I dated. I’m having to learn all over again. It’s not easy being 62 and dating. I think I’ve kept myself nicely presentable with my weight down. I walk and exercise. Of course time has taken its toll. But not too badly. Still, grieving has been horrible although I did go through counseling. Only widows and widowers understand each other and what they’ve been through. Pray that I find a Godly man. I’m so happy for you two. God bless you and your HUGE family! ❤️🤗🙏
Thank u for your testimony!!! Love your story!!🙏🙏🙏❤️❤️❤️❤️
Thank you for sharing your stories. It is heart failure running through our family. My husband of 40 years has been down twice the second time resulting in a heart transplant. Our 5th of 7 sons went into heart failure at age 20. He received a transplant a year before my husband’s. Unfortunately, our son still being young and in denial did not take care of himself and his second heart went down and we lost him at age 21. This year my husband shattered his pelvis in a motorcycle accident and was hospitalized for 4 months and just as he came home our 2nd son went to the ER and now he is waiting for a new heart. Just received the news about a genetic marker putting all the boys at risk. God has been so faithful every step of the way. The prayers and support of our church community have truly sustained us and we have not walked through all of this alone. Keep sharing your journey and the redemption that God has provided for all who trust in him.
Thank you for sharing. Praise God. He sends you to help us all heal. You helped me to remember important gifts. May you and your family be blessed each moment by God’s great love.🙏
You both walk with Christ. God bless you all and many prayers 🙏🏻 Nurse Judi in Scottsdale AZ and Eucharistic Minister ☦️ 🙏🏻 💙 ❤️
Thank you for sharing! You both have a gift for speaking the truth articulately. You do this so well together. So glad you started this channel. Can’t wait to see more from your family!
Thanks for sharing! I love your story, & unfortunately, stories can't have the fun, happy, blessed parts without the hard, sad, difficult parts. Y'all have definitely endured the hard parts, but God has blessed you with such an incredible happy ending... beginning... & I look forward to following along & hearing more. He is good, all the time! God bless your journey!
Thank you both for honoring each other's spouses. I feel so many times people try to move on and are threatened by "what was". You are doing such a valuable service to not only your boys, but to each other. Your teaching the rest of us how to do things well
What I think is beautiful is that you each hold each other’s late spouse and the kiddos late parents with such gentleness and compassion. You hold space for the grieving (which looks different for everyone and day by day). You each “get it” and I am sorry that you can understand the other’s hurt. But you don’t seem to be rushing one another to “get over it”. Your separate history is sacred and honored by one another and that is beautiful. What a testimony.
I am just so thankful for the Lord and his sovereignty over the two of you. The retelling of Arami and learning about Sarah just brought me to tears about how good the Lord is to us if we only have faith. The pain and suffering is all worth it. Grateful the Lord is allowing me to see his story unfold between the two of you. Miss you, sweet Tamara. Pray for you often and can’t wait to see that baby girl get tackled with love from those boys! But God!
Katie!!! Thank you so much, friend. Amen, isn’t the Lord so gracious and good? Thank you so much for your encouragement through the hardest days and the best days. I’m so grateful for you. 💛 -Tam
Thank you so much for sharing your beautiful stories of walking with cancer with Jesus beside you to lead you through the maze of decisions. I can relate in so many ways because 4 months ago I said goodbye 😂 to my dear wife of 45 years due to colon cancer. I only have 2 daughters and they are grown, with their own families, serving God in other countries. I love how you said when your spouses took their last breath, their body was there, but they weren’t. I experienced that too. What a wonderful thing to be able to leave our future in His hands. Again, thank you for sharing this journey with us. It is inspiring…
So inspiring. God absolutely will bless you.
What a sad, yet, beautiful story you have shared.
I love the compassion, kindness and respect you have for one other's journeys.
The two of you are an amazing and couple. Those 11 boys are blessed, not to mention your coming attraction...baby girl!
Love and blessings to all of you!
Sharing your testimonies and honoring the Lord is such a blessing to me! Thank you for your dedication to share with us!!
You two make me smile!! What a beautiful story. I see how God works….just like Job….The Lord giveth and the Lord taketh away blessed be the name of the Lord.
Thank you so much for sharing your sad but good story . Looking forward to the five week dating story . Been married to my BRIDE for Forty four years . God is good all the time .
My husband and I were widowed and God brought us together even though we never expected to get remarried. His wife’s dealt with 5 years of double ovarian cancer. My husband was hospitalized for nearly a year with sepsis and brain damage from a diabetic coma. He died 8 years after our 14 yr old severely brain damaged son died a day apart. God is good. We have been married 9 years and both still grieve for our spouses, but we both understand that. Amen on the different perspective of life. Our God is all sufficient.
We are in our late sixties now and both have health issues, but our faith is strong.
God Bless you both and your families. Thank you for sharing. ❤❤
Strawberry blonde. No doubt!!!!
I lost my husband to stage 4 lung cancer 18 months ago. First round of chemo seemed to do the job BUT the cancer came back with a vengeance, he had 3 more months. Cruel disease. My heart goes out to anyone who has been there and those yet to come. Xx
A beautiful couple with strong, beautiful testimonies of God and Jesus Christ...so refreshing to hear. Thanks so much for sharing. God bless you and your family.
Just found your new videos and since I lost my husband 3 years ago it touches my heart and aren’t you two so blessed to have found each other with your extended family to be together and enjoy your new lives💕
I'm finding you guys for the first time and I've watched this video now and I hear you guys talking about your spouses I think that God and Sarah and aramy handpicked you two to be together which is beautiful I love hearing about your faith I was just scrolling through I usually watch my Alaskan base TH-cam and something brought me here and I'm so glad it did thank you I had a good cry I had a good laugh I had a good conversation with God and I can't wait to see more of your videos
Thank you for sharing the last heartbreaking moments with your beloved husband and wife. I am so glad God has drawn you and you accepted him and know Him. Hallelujah that you had his comfort and hope in the midst of everything that happened. Thank you for your vulnerability and honesty with one another. May God bless you and fill you with His Spirit and guide and protect each of you.Your love is so apparent. Thank you.
I've always loved Ginger men! Just want you to know how much I love you both! Your story is so inspirational and such a testimony for God's grace. Wish I could explain how wonderful it is to hear your stories. God is so good. Love, prayers and hugs from Indiana, Rossi J
You guys have been such a much needed encouragement to me today. Thank you! Praise Jesus!
Your videos affect me on so many levels. I am a believer - much older. We are 72 and 75 and have been married 54 years this month! We have many health issues and I am suffering from something very serious that has affected my life for 3 years. Praise God I have a procedure scheduled (which is a transplant) on 8-21 and if it works I will have a more normal life. Secondly our youngest daughter is going through a devastating divorce and is heartbroken. She doesn't believe she can trust anyone again. I told her about your channel and encouraged her to watch it. She is a Christian School teacher and has her youngest is still at home. We also have some grown grandchildren who we are worried about, as well as our country. So just saying how encouraging you have been to me! So happy for you! Through it all, God is always good. PS - We live in Missouri - KC area. We have never been to Brandson, but if my procedure works we would love to try to get there!
These battles you went through were hard and sad. But I’m so glad you are giving God the glory for carrying you through! Your commitment to the Lord is wonderful, He is worthy to be praised! and I’m so glad you are very real and don’t evade things or mince words. We grieve, but not as those who have no hope.
Caleb, you are a catch, but you are also lucky to find such a lovely woman!
Your story came into my feed rather unexpectedly, and I was instantly captivated. It’s such a poignant, sweet and delightful story. God’s Grace truly is sufficient. I am left marveling at how all the heartaches and concerns your late spouses no doubt poured out in prayer for their sons and for each of you were answered so beautifully when God brought you all together.
Thank you for sharing your story. I was richly blessed and encouraged considering my own dark time in life. Keep sharing your story with boldness. God is good. Mark - Portland, OR.
Thank you for sharing! God is good. All the time God is good!
What a difficult topic discussed with the utmost honor and respect for all involved. We began this Cancer journey four weeks ago at Stage IV Adenocarcinoma Esophageal Cancer, out of nowhere. What was thought to be a torn rotator cuff was determined, 6 months later, to be a mass on the bone which ate away the arm bone., to finding the main cause, and now a hospital stay. Thank you for sharing such raw information. I appreciate it as I walk this journey just steps behind. I also have four boys and a girl, and would love to hear about what you did next...
I"m so blessed to have found your videos! Wow, what a journey you have both been through! God bless you both and your family and baby to be!!
What a wonderful testimony. Very moving. Y’all have a lot to share. So happy to see how you all are coping and how God continues to bless and lead you ❤
I don't know how, you can even talk about it. I lost my older sister this past March, to complications from surgery. Deb and I were really close and it still hurts, even though I know she is in a better place and no longer suffers physical pain(that she had for over 20 years). Faith in Christ, is what gets us all though our trials in this life.
Praying for so much success for you and your family i just love you two already ❤️ God is so good !!
Thank you so much for joining us here!
Tamara, I relate to your experience with the moment your husband took his last breath. When my husband took his last breath I swear I saw his spirit leave him. I’ll never forget that.
If you say you saw it … you did.
So Powerful! I just love you guys ! God Bless you all ! God is Great !!
I had Hodgins Lymphoma & my treatment plan was 4 chemo drugs (ABVD)...one being the red devil. It was horrible! I also had radiation & a big surgery. I have been in remission for almost 8 years. Praise the Big Man above! However, now Im battling 3b melonoma (from a tiny mole on my right shoulder). Im currently taking Keytruda infusions, which is also not pleasant. Please pray for me! Thanks for sharing!
This talk gets more deep and beautiful, could not be any more well delivered. Thank you for sharing your pain and faith. Very inspiring. I need hope. I appreciate you.
Wow, I LOVE your channel ! ! Thanks for sharing.
Thanks for sharing your stories.
Amen brother and sister. This story is such a testimony and so amazing so sad at the time but you yes so much victory!!! God bless you both!!!!!!!!!!!
I would say strawberry blond too. My husband was diagnosed with 4th stage lung cancer in Oct 2018. He had lost 2 best friends who did everything and both died shortly after diagnosis. Jim chose to do nothing. He said he didn't want to live cancer, he wanted to live life until he left earth to live with Jesus. He lived until March 2020. He died peacefully at home. We had 40 years together. I miss him, but know I will see him again. I'm blessed by your testimony.
Thanks for sharing and being real with your journey. Blessings to you and your family.
Sending love!
Thank you for sharing your story so open and honest. I have so much respect. You’ve been through so much you deserve every ounce of happiness and even if you hadn’t been through so much grief, your joy & love is inspiring.
It is not our place to judge, you gotta do what makes sense in your circumstances and through God's guidance, as each of us must do in our own circumstances. I love the way you talk about Arami and Sara and their legacy in your lives and for your boys. That you two met and how all of your boys are doing is a wonderful testament to God's love and your trust in Him and each other. Whilst my life circumstances couldn't be any more different from yours, still I am reminded that no matter what is happening in my life God has plans for me and my family.
Jeremiah 29.11 "For I know the plans I have for you... plans to prosper you and not to harm you, plans to give you hope and a future."
Thank you for your testaments, I will keep you in my prayers, luckily God will hear them even though I live all the way down the bottom of the world in Tasmania, Australia. God is good 🦘