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Ron D'Haene bio

If you are reading this you have probably read my post-accident bio and how that bad storm in my life has led to this website. We all have storms in life and this was not my first.

I share my story out of a desire to show that regardless of the strength or length of the storm, if one holds on to faith, prays for light, and patiently looks for light, God will send his light. Abuse in my home was the first major storm in my life. From the age of six (I was the first child) I prayed everyday to God "Whomever, wherever you are the 'real one', please give me the strength to one day take my family away from this".

I know now that was the shred of light I clung to. Patiently I had to wait years 'til the day I was thrown out of the house, which started the ball rolling. With my younger brother Donald working with me from within the home and myself finding two jobs and a house of my own, the day finally came that we all escaped.

There were other storms as well. Raised and brainwashed in a religious institution, and a 'failed before it started' marriage. (If you start something wrong, you usually finish just the same).

However, the light that came out of these storms was a faith built upon unbiased information, no longer trusting the deceptions of man.  
As well, a relationship that started right and developed into a second marriage that our five children and seven grandchildren have seen grow stronger over the last 21 years.

I admit that there were times when it was difficult to see the light in the middle of these storms, but Proverbs says "Be still and know that I am God". Sometimes we must be more patient than we want to be to find the light we need to pull through. I believe I would have seen the light sooner had I learned to ' be still ', but alas I was an active-aholic up until the pipeline accident.  This was the most devastating storm for me, for unlike other storms where I knew what or whom to fight, this storm included permanent head and back injuries that I could not fight. I was left with trusting in the true light (....'God is light.' -    1 John 1:5) and out of my darkness came the light of photography.

It is my prayer that it brings a little light and life to you as well.

To the great I AM be the glory!

Yours truly,

Ron D'Haene

John 3:16

P.S. In this rush-rush world we live in we truly should take time to not only smell the roses but look at them as well.