Dislocating My Kneess

The event that I would have to say I experienced in my like that changed my outlook on life would have to be when I dislocated both of my knees last year a week and a day after New Year’s Day. The reason I choose this experience is because through hardships and stumbles God always has a plan and reason for it. Like Jeremiah 29:11-13 (NIV) says “11 For I know the plans I have for you,” declares the LORD, “plans to prosper you and not to harm you, plans to give you hope and a future. 12 Then you will call on me and come and pray to me, and I will listen to you. 13 You will seek me and find me when you seek me with all your heart.” This is the verse I apply daily to my life. I dislocated both of my knees doing one of my greatest passions, dance. I was doing a standard turn called the ice skaters turn and when I put my legs together I blacked out.
The time it took for me to get to the hospital for doctors to relocate my knees to their rightful place felt like an eternity but was only about an hour in a half. After that I had to do, and still do at my house, physical therapy and learn how to walk all over again without any braces, canes, crutches or a walker to support my knees and keep them from dislocating again. In this painful process I also developed RSD/CRSP, or Reflux Pain Sympathetic Dystrophy Syndrome/ Complex Regional Pain Syndrome, which is when your nerves are hyper sensitive to touch and causes extreme pain. I also developed Bursitis, which is bursa inflammation or inflammation under the muscle that pushes against the bones and causes pain as my physical therapist explained it. I am in constant pain but when I think I can’t go any further or I want to give up I look to the Lord and keep faith because I know that God has a plan for doing this and He wants me to know that He carries me when I can’t go any more and teaches me