A small boy was joining a group of scout and their scoutmaster at the Yorkshire National Park.
The boy makes a friend with another boy and they became good buddies.
They were taught that all the giant oak tree grows from tiny mustard seed.
The next summer, his friend died in the local hospital due to diabetes.
He was devastated that "life is such short", and "everything was the vanity in vain."
He was so depressed that life was such cruel and determined not to see another child dies of diabetes.
Since that day, the boy realized that "if life gives you a lemon, make a lemonade."
He was so determined and he decided to study medicine and find cures for diabetes.
When he stumbles along the way, he always remembers that "a giant oak tree grows from tiny mustard seed." due to his emotional attraction to his childhood experience at the Yorkshire National Park.
Because of this boy believe, a treatment for Insulin-dependent diabetes was found and many souls were saved from the devastating effects of diabetes.
The boy was honor with the title of Sir Frederick Banting.
Moral of the story: Have faith like a mustard seed that grows into an oak tree.
Be Bless,
Dr. Lion.
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