"There's nothing a little faith can't fix" Man narrates how he woke up to see a bullet had emerged from his body
A digital creator has shared a moving testimony on Facebook, narrating how a bullet miraculously exited his body.
Remy McKellon explained that the bullet had been in his body for a while but doctors aid it was risky to remove it.
He added that the bullet being in his body was debilitating and it made it impossible for him to move well.
He said he woke up from sleep days ago to discover that his body was wet and he thought he had peed on himself.
However, when he looked, he saw it was blood and he also saw a bullet on his bed.
According to him, the bullet left his body on its own as he slept.
He wrote: “So this morning I woke up with my shirt soaking wet and my pants wet. I thought I piss the bed.
“I rolled over and seen that I had blood covered all over me. Scared the shit out of me. Then I looked on the side and seen a bullet. The one the doctor said they couldn’t move because it will paralyze me for life came out on its own for the past five years that shit has been holding me back from basically moving my right side of my body.
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“I lifted my right arm for the first time in five years I just broke down in tears.
“Shout out to God. this has been one of the roughest journeys ever. Ain’t nothing a little faith can’t fix.It went from my neck to pressing against my spine. Now it’s all the way out ..”
Source: LIB
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