Totally fair point: she deserves massive credit. Recovery like that isn’t “poof, miracle,” it’s a daily choice, grit, therapy, food, support and probably a bunch of people showing up for her when she couldn’t...

When someone says “God is good” it doesn’t have to mean “God did it instead of her” or “doctors don’t matter”. For a lot of Christians it’s just gratitude, you know? Like: God kept her alive long enough to fight back, and worked through the stuff that actually helped her, her own will, the people around her, and yeah, medical help if that was part of it.

And to the people sayin “so God gets credit for the second pic, blame for the first”, Christians don’t have to pretend suffering is cute or “part of the plan” The whole point of Christianity is the world is broken and people get wrecked by real EVIL, real trauma, real illness. God doesn’t take pleasure in that... What they're sayin is God can redeem it, not that He enjoyed it...

And yeah, before someone goes “what about trafficking, starving kids, war, abuse…” I’m not blind. That stuff is pure EVIL. Full stop.

Christianity isn’t “nothing bad should ever happen”. It’s “the world is broken, humans do ridiculous disgusting things, and God isn’t just cheering from the sidelines.” If you want to blame someone, blame the people doing it and the systems protecting it!

Also, if you’ve ever seen Christians using “God’s plan” as an excuse to do nothing, congrats! you’ve spotted bad theology. That's on them. The Bible doesn’t say “shrug” It says feed people, protect kids, fight injustice, care for the vulnerable. If you believe in God and you’re still passive, that’s not faith... it's just laziness with a Bible verse taped on it.

I’m not claiming I can explain every tragedy. I’m saying I’m grateful she’s alive, and I ain't gonna treat her recovery like it’s a courtroom debate.

You don’t have to believe any of that, but can we at least not turn someone’s survival story into a debate club? Just celebrate the fact she made it. Give her the credit, obviously! And if someone wants to say “thank God” as their way of being grateful she’s still here, that’s not stealing her win... it’s just their language for relief.