Trying to answer a question

This comment was left anonymously on my blog today. I feel it deserves an answer, although I'm not sure I understand the last part. It reads:

Do you remember people who are trying to learn the love of God but don't have a terminal physical illness? Do you remember those who didn't do anything physically for you but prayed in earnest? There's no mention of those old friends or their sacrifice. Their sacrifice may have not been on the operating table, or at the poisoning of chemo, or the fiery burning of radiation but it was just as costly and it was just as committed on behalf of your healing. How does community rally around them and from afar encourage that sacrifice? Just wondering..............

Yes, I most certain remember the people who are learning the love of God who don't have a terminal illness. That includes my children, my husband, and the vast majority of the people in my life. I apologize if I have made it seem as if I only love those who are suffering. Or if I have made the impression that God only loves those who are suffering. That would not be true.

I regret if I have made anyone who "just prayed" for me feel as if I have forgotten them. Secret prayer poured out on my behalf with only the Father as witness is a pleasing sacrifice and I am very, very thankful for it. I am so sorry if my posts have sounded otherwise.

I'm not sure I understand the last sentence of the comment, but I will state that I believe prayer has made a huge difference in my healing process. The only thing I can think to say is thank you and that God is pleased with our prayers said in secret and He will reward them. (see Matthew 6:5-6).