TGD RELATIONSHIP CORNER
Good day ladies. How are you doing today?
As usual, I have a fictional account of a true life story
for us to deliberate on.
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Imelda is
in a dilemma. Her sister, Sylvia, told her about a health challenge that she is
dealing with that requires surgery. The surgery is a bit expensive. Sylvia told
Imelda that her husband, Steve, told Sylvia that instead of spending money on
the surgery, she should use some herbs to manage the symptoms of the health
challenge.
Imelda
checked with some of her friends that are medical practitioners and was advised
that the use of the herbs may compound Sylvia’s health challenge. Sylvia has
let Imelda know that she personally would have preferred to go ahead with the
surgery, if she could afford it but she doesn’t want to cause frictions in her
marriage as Steve was the one that suggested that she use the herbs.
Imelda and
Steve are not on good terms as she didn’t quite approve of Sylvia’s decision to
marry Steve. Imelda has kept her distance since and therefore is not close
enough to Steve to discuss with him. She doesn’t want to meddle in Sylvia’s
marriage but she is concerned about Sylvia’s health. She doesn’t believe Steve
is looking out for Sylvia’s best interests.
How can
Imelda help Sylvia get medical help without meddling in her marriage? Should a
wife defer to her husband’s decisions when it concerns her health and
well-being? Is it out of line for Sylvia to find a means of having the surgery,
in spite of Steve’s suggestion that she manages the condition with herbs that
may have dangerous effects?
Please
share your views, experiences and even scriptural references.
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