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Team Holly Video


I am so excited to share with you this video of my journey with cancer. It's been long in the making but totally worth it. I wanted something to be able to remember all that the Lord has brought me through. Praising through the tears today as I watch this and share it with you. So much to celebrate! God is good, not only because he healed me, but because he never left me. I will never be the same. For that, I am thankful for cancer. As scary and difficult as the journey was, I am thankful. God has never been more real to me than he is now.



Jesus, it's all for you!

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  1. Holly this was so beautiful it made me cry. God has used you and will continue to use you to show how great he is! We love you and will always be there for you!

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  2. To God be the Glory. Thank you for sharing your journey.

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  3. To God be the Glory. Thank you for sharing your journey.

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