"I should accept these limitations as God's will for my season of life."
How it sounds in your head: Maybe God is teaching you contentment through these limitations. Paul had his thorn. Job had his season. Perhaps fighting this is resisting God's plan for humility in your later years. Just be grateful for what you have.
"Beloved, I pray that you may prosper in all things and be in health, just as your soul prospers."
-- 3 John 1:2Religious misuse of sovereignty that makes God the author of decline and limitation, baptizing defeat as humility.
Well-meaning Christians have told her to 'accept God's will' when she's expressed desire for healing. The theology of redemptive suffering has been drilled into her for decades.
Crippled in both feet, hiding in obscurity, expecting nothing—David RESTORED him to full table rights, gave him all Saul's land, and treated him as a son. Not because he deserved it, but because of covenant with Jonathan.
I REFUSE the lie that limitation is God's will for me. IT IS WRITTEN that Jesus came to give ABUNDANT LIFE—not managed decline, not 'enough to get by,' but ABUNDANCE. The thief comes to steal, kill, and destroy; every limitation is his fingerprint, not my Father's. IT IS WRITTEN it is God's will that I prosper in ALL things and be in health. Jesus healed ALL who came to Him—not some, not the deserving, ALL. I am in covenant with the God of MORE THAN ENOUGH. The BARAK blessing is commanded on my life, and it includes my physical body. I receive His will—HEALTH, WHOLENESS, ABUNDANT LIFE—right now.
The Father isn't teaching you contentment through limitation—He's inviting you to the banquet table of abundance while religion tells you to be grateful for crumbs. His will is PROSPER IN ALL THINGS, not 'make do with less.'