Rachelle Ann's story about becoming a London homeowner is the reminder we need to hear

Rachelle Ann Go is a proud homeowner in London. Last January, she happily shared with the press how she and her husband, Martin Spies found the property, how it has a yard, and how they're geared toward building a family soon.

It all sounded very easy — Rachelle was so relaxed! — but on Instagram Tuesday, the thespian detailed her months-long anxiety.

 

 

 

 

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Few years ago I said, “Lord I’m praying for a house... I want one in Manila, NYC and London” (as if!????I mean dream on). This time last year, I was worrying so much not knowing if we should stay in London after Hamilton, explore opportunities in NYC or go back to the Philippines. ????Months and months of confusion and anxiety. My husband reminded me “everything will be okay, God is in control...” After almost a year we found a ???? December 1st, my husband got the keys while I was still in Manila(thank you @spiesmj for allowing me to go home and sorry for moving on your own????). I got here in London on the 15th of December and as I opened the door, I felt like a kid opening a Christmas present. Swipe left for the video???? I never realized that I will be living in London with a husband.????Dreams do come true. ???? God is truly faithful. Most of the time we worry, overthink and panic. But let us be patient, it will all work out in His perfect time. Keep pursuing what you want, you’ll get it! Claim it! #shinsbucketlist

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Mar 10, 2020 at 5:35am PDT

"This time last year, I was worrying so much, not knowing if we should stay in London after Hamilton, explore opportunities in NYC or go back to the Philippines," Rachelle wrote.

She went through "months and months of confusion and anxiety," she added.

After nearly a year of searching, they found their home.

Rachelle shared she was in Manila taking her longest break from theater yet, when her husband moved in all by himself. On December 15, she returned for the holidays and stepped foot into their house. "I felt like a kid opening a Christmas present," Rachelle continued.

"I never realized that I will be living in London with a husband. Dreams do come true," Rachelle said.

And then she issued a most reassuring reminder: "Most of the time we worry, overthink and panic. But let us be patient, it will all work out in His perfect time. Keep pursuing what you want, you’ll get it! Claim it!"

We don't know, but there's a silly grin on our faces right now. Happy for you Rachelle! And thanks for the reminder! — LA, GMA News