Judy Satish Podiatry

10/07/2025

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11/12/2024

Enjoy a moment with God, every day.

11/12/2024

David Jacobs-: My father spent most of his life as an angry man. He grew up in a poor home, was abandoned by his parents, left school at 12 having never learned to read and write, spent his adolescence in and out of care homes and eventually became a bricklayer. The anger and disappointment in the hand that he had been dealt had forged itself with his very being.

Growing up around him was often unpleasant. He would be insecure, angry, and violent at the drop of a hat. He was caught up in so much hate that he eventually became it, causing much stress for my siblings and me.

I grew up, and after completing my studies I moved out and travelled the world, looking for a safe place to call home. My siblings also travelled and found their own places. We kept contact with our parents but it was often more formal than a truly familiar experience.

5 years ago, my father lost his temper with his boss at work, which resulted in him being 50 and unemployed. During that time, he had also developed bad carpal tunnel from years of hard labor in the cold, which had then developed into severe arthritis that meant he could not find further work.

One day, I received a phone call from him, but it was different. I was no longer talking to the angry, insecure man of my childhood. He had been transformed.

"I am not going to live forever." He said. "I know that now, and I wasted so much of my life being mean to people, being so angry and unforgiving that I have driven a wedge between us. I am truly sorry." We made up.

Not long after this conversation, our family had been washed over. We all got along much better. After his confession, my father eventually found a job teaching vocational skills and trades to children that had been expelled from schools, or abandoned by their parents and fallen behind. He now has the chance to do good work with children that may have eventually grown into the man that he once was. He handwrote me a birthday card that year. That old, angry illiterate man has now learned enough that he can use messaging apps on his phone to send me holiday greetings and words of encouragement wherever I am on planet Earth.How incredible is that?

How much time do we spend on things that don't truly matter? Stress, anxiety, worries, anger, sadness...is this how God intended us to wisely spend our time?

11/12/2024

When looking back, we see God's hand at work! He has performed countless miracles and granted numerous blessings; He's been present in all the good times and bad. He sees us at our best and worst; He knows the depths of our hearts. God is faithful, and His unconditional loves bring us peace and happiness. Let us boast of His love and unfailing presence in our lives. We do not deserve His steadfast love; we remain humbled as we lift praises to His name.

11/12/2024

But when the set time had fully come, God sent his Son, born of a woman, born under the law, to redeem those under the law, that we might receive adoption to sonship.

11/12/2024

In his poem The Road Not Taken, Robert Frost writes, Two roads diverged in a wood, and II took the one less travelled by, and that has...

11/12/2024

24/10/2024

07/09/2024

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Audrey, aged 89, is unstinting in her devotion to care for people who suffer so much. Leader, and hospitality provider for The Leprosy Mission Townsville, Audrey still drives to shopping centres twice a week to sell items from The Leprosy Mission Shop.

“What’s driven me on is the good being done for the leprosy patients – they're all going forward with so much – and you just feel for them. They're also teaching different skills so that they can open up a shop and get a bit of independence and income and self-assurance.”

Audrey is excited that the upcoming screening of the film Molokai in Townsville on Saturday 31 August will raise awareness of a condition that never makes the headlines.

“Not a lot of people have thought of it. You don't hear anything about it in the news. Hopefully, the screening of Molokai on Saturday will give an insight into it.”

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While Audrey has had two bouts of cancer since her husband Ralph died in 2010, she hopes to keep going with her twice-weekly stalls.

“Pray that people become aware of leprosy and help because finance is always a big thing, so pray that people will respond when you get your mail.

“I just pray that my health will hold up and that I'll still be able to continue working at the stalls.”

Written by Anne Lim.

10/05/2024

https://www.theaustralian.com.au/life/growing-evidence-suggests-lower-carbs-and-higher-protein-may-be-best-for-everyone/news-story/425e845d967d3237dfccd8b6f0598846?mibextid=WC7FNe

The diet wars have been raging in Australia for decades. Experts are pitted against one another in acrimonious battles over what the evidence really says on low carb, meat, saturated fat, plant-based foods, and myriad other points of dietary contention.

24/04/2024

Lest we forget

24/04/2024

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