my mom believes that God will cure her of arthritis and while that's cool and all, she pushes away treatment that could help her feel better. every day she complains that she hurts everywhere and it kinda pains me to see her that way, because well, she's my mother. i get that you like putting your faith somewhere and that it makes you feel secure, but if there's a chance you can get well again with the help of a doctor, then i would take it.
also, it's fair to note that my mom is pentecostal so you know how that rolls.
That saddens me. God uses doctors to heal, and when people ignore treatments for the sake of "faith", it's really just stubbornness. Having faith means trusting whatever God's will is, which is probably getting professional treatment so you can feel better.
Part of my family's Pentecostal. They used to say "don't claim that!" Whenever you mentioned you felt down or depressed or sick. I guess their thinking was if they acknowledged it it would take root in their lives? And ignoring it meant it would go away? I'm not sure, but I know it's not healthy, or Godly imo.