It was just about two years ago to the day I woke up on the operating table to hear, from my knee surgeon’s own lips: “You’ll never run again.”

It was in follow-up visits he elaborated, Apparently, I’d not only never run again — but I’d also never do Insanity again, never do aerobics again, never do the Stairmaster/Stairstepper again, never even go on long walks again.

Today … just a little while ago … I finished a seven-mile run.

And that was about the umpteenth run I’ve wrapped in the last year … along with some Insanity work-outs, T-25 workouts, aerobics, Stairstepper workouts … and long, long walks.

ALL GLORY TO GOD.

I think about that phrase often while running.

It’s funny how doctors can tell one thing, and God another — yes?

Stay tuned … 2018 will be the 10th anniversary of yet several other doctors telling me my husband, who lay in a coma in 2008, the victim of a massive heart attack, will not live.

My husband and I still speak about that medical mistake — and God’s sovereignty — to this day. One day, it will be a book and you can read all about it.

ALL GLORY TO GOD.

Keep that phrase close to your heart. It’s a keeper.