Women are not all awful. I just say that sometimes to be funny.
Women on the internet tend to be pretty bad, but there are also some people that you look at them and you go, how do you exist?
How are you this wonderful?
And this story on a Monday is going to give you the chills.
You may have seen it in the media, but I just want to make sure that every single person hears about it.
There is a woman from Kentucky.
Her name is Cindy Mullins, Lucinda Mullins.
And she went in to the hospital because she had a kidney stone that needed to be operated on.
The kidney stone had become infected.
But while she was under an anesthetic, it turns out that they realized that things had gone septic.
Obviously, this is a very serious bacteria that can spread throughout your body and kill you very quickly.
So while she was under, they had to remove all of her limbs.
She became a quadruple amputee.
She woke up and she learned of this.
I want you to imagine this woman that has lived her life with no handicaps.
She is a married mother raising two sons and she woke up in a hospital to find out that she had no limbs.
What was her reaction?
Gratefulness to be alive.
Can I tell you that this story brought tears to my eyes?
It really did. I showed my husband this and I said, I can't even believe this, that she has been nothing but happy and gracious to be alive.
She's been sharing pictures, talking about how she's just happy that she gets to see her husband and gets to still be a mother and to see her children.
To imagine a person that can go through something this unexpectedly and This drastic, something that can just completely alter your life and to have nothing but graciousness.
We should all aspire to be this person.
We should all aspire to be these sorts of people in the world.
Just to give you guys a sense of her gratitude, here is a clip of her speaking to a local news agency about what she has endured.
This is what they had to do to save your life.
This is what's happened.
I just said, these are the cards that I've been dealt.
This is the hand that I'm going to play.
In your mind, if it's this or dying, I choose this.
I'm so happy to be alive that that's okay.
I get to see my kids.
I get to see my family.
So those are minor things at this point.
This is just a remarkable story.
And the first thing that my husband said when I told him about her is she must be a Christian.
And she is a Christian.
And I feel that that Christian perspective, just what it means when you have a faith in something that is bigger than yourself is what we are seeing here.
I want to make sure that we support her in any and every capacity.
I will be donating $1,000 to her.
There is a GoFundMe that has been set up.
Obviously, when she gets home, her entire house is going to have to change to ensure that it is wheelchair accessible.
Her entire life is going to change, obviously.
She is going to be in physical therapy for a very long time, and I am asking all of my listeners, take the time today.
I know that we are all living through very tough times.
Even if you can just give 50 cent or to give a dollar, this is just a woman that absolutely deserves it, a family that deserves it, her graciousness, her gratitude.
I don't know. I'm amazed by her in every single capacity.
Again, that is Lucinda Mullins.
You should know her name.
She goes by Cindy. Cindy Mullins out of Kentucky.
God bless her.
Truly, obviously, clearly God already has because to have that sort of perspective in life is something that we all should share.
Hey guys, if you like this video, you will definitely like the full episode even better.