Kathy struggled with a terrible stomach pain that continued even after surgery, yet everything changed when she turned on The 700 Club and Pat Robertson spoke directly to her.
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- [Narrator] In the summer of 2018,
Kathy Hadland underwent surgery
to remove a polyp and part of her colon.
For two years, it gave her no problems,
until one day, in July 2020.
- All of a sudden, I was getting this,
every time I got Up in the morning,
I'd have this terrible pain in my stomach.
And it would linger most of the day.
- [Narrator] The pain was so bad,
Kathy often needed herhusband's assistance
with day to day tasks.
- My husband had to help a lot,
'cause bending over hurt,
lifting anything that waslike a gallon of water
or anything like, it would be painful.
- [Narrator] No matterhow much help she had,
or how careful she tried tobe, Kathy was in constant pain.
- I said, "There's something not right."
- [Narrator] Finally,she went to her doctor,
who told Kathy the procedureshe had had in 2018
had caused what shecalled a surgical hernia.
- A couple years later, thatwhole area became hardened,
and it was very painful.
- [Narrator] And dangerous.
She told Kathy she neededto see a surgeon immediately
to have it evaluated.
- They suggested that I have it repaired
before it became an emergency.
- [Narrator] Soon after,
Kathy went in for outpatient surgery,
and was home the same day.
- By the next morning,when I tried to get up,
it was very painful again.
Trying to sit up hurt a lot.
I had to hold my stomachin to be able to sit up,
and to stand up then.
And I stayed in thatrecliner most of the time.
- [Narrator] By August 4th,four days after surgery,
Kathy was still in constant pain,
despite taking pain medications.
That morning, as usual, Kathystarted her daily prayer time.
- I, you know, just call on Him.
The first thing I say is, "Jesus."
I love being in His presence,
and just hearing what He has to say.
- [Narrator] And like she often does,
she also turned on "The 700 Club."
Pat and Wendy were givingwords of knowledge.
- I think a woman, butyou've had something
with your abdomen,somebody, it may have been
that you've had a birth thatwas surgery on your abdomen,
something about your abdominal muscles.
Put your hand on your abdomen right now,
in the name of Jesus, touch them.
Thank you, lord.
- When he said that, I justfelt such a peace come over me,
and I, the pain startedto subside right away.
And by the next morning,it was so much better.
- [Narrator] Since then,Kathy has been pain-free,
and life has returned to normal.
- God is just wonderful.
It's like, you know, it just reminded me
all I need is one word from God sometimes,
for the miracle to happen.
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