Bücher von Elizabeth Perez

The central figure and focus of this book is God. He has given me overwhelming victory in a garment of praise (see Isaiah 61:3). It's my desire to share some of the many special blessings that I have experienced in my journey with God. Through this journey, I discovered, as you too will discover, that though we are frail and weak, He gives us the strength and understanding to dwell in Him. In Philippians 4:13, Paul says, "I can do all things through Christ who strengthens me." We are victorious because He knows each one of us by name and is aware of our life's struggles.This book is my story, the story of a woman who believed the timeless truth that God could, and still can, do anything! Without a doubt, this belief carried me through many difficult circumstances of rejection, illnesses, pain, and sorrow. Through my dependency and trust on God's Holy Word, He made me an overcomer. Today more than ever, I believe Luke 1:37, "For with God nothing shall be impossible." I still believe in God's purpose for my life. All my accomplishments have been due to His provision, love, mercy, grace, patience, and forgiveness. God loves you! He will never forsake you. Trust Him, and you shall have peace and joy!

La mielopatía espondilótica cervical es una enfermedad degenerativa y progresiva de la médula espinal, ocasionada por una serie diversa de fenómenos estructurales, funcionales y bioquímicos que se expresan por signos de afección de neurona motora superior y extrapiramidales, y representa la causa más frecuente de afección medular cervical no traumática en pacientes mayores de 55 años. Se manifiesta por pérdida de la motricidad fina y de la coordinación, alteraciones de la marcha, signos de cordones largos y alteraciones sensitivas, en presencia de compresión medular en estudios de imagen. Es la principal causa de espasticidad en la vida adulta (Oliveira-Vilaça, 2016; Fehlings, 2017; Bakhsheshian, 2017). Nouri sugiere utilizar preferentemente el término "mielopatía cervical degenerativa" debido a que la degeneración de la columna cervical involucra una serie de trastornos estructurales, como osificación del ligamento longitudinal posterior, osificación del ligamento amarillo y enfermedad discal degenerativa (Nouri, 2015). Nosotros utilizaremos el término mielopatía espondilótica cervical (MEC) debido a que es más ampliamente conocido y nos encontramos más familiarizados con él.