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I will be brief. when things like this happens cause i lost my Son to suicide and it hurts, i dont care how short or long of a time it was, we feel the pain. and from time to time the grief renews itself. I agree that GOd is near those with a broken heart Psalm 34:18. We do need the time to grieve. we also need to prepare to start renewing our lives, in a positive way, like getting out for walks, going to a library, having a true friend over from time to time and have lunch together. Getting a new hair style, looking for someone we can cheer up, an elderly one, a handicapped one, a sick one. Giving of ourselves. this would be the first thing to do, moving in a possitive direction. Not looking ar out situation but going where we can do volunteer work even, make ourselves aavailable to help other in dire need. Everyone has some kind of problem today everyone. young, old, middle age. and we then can begin to see a little clearer each and every day whats going on. God cares. I know this because when everyone scatters, and im alone, I have felt his comfort. his love. so I want to share that love with those that need me. Dont worry about how things seem to be going, looking at yourself, look beyond for a while. i guarantee your going to start to feel better, it takes time. dont be hard on yourself. too many of us outhere that has been thru suicidal childdren or relatives know. there is a God. Much success to you. Try this, it world
Blessings Kim, It's Sat. even. and I just had a crying spell after receiving a card from a dear friend that knew my son Chuck when he was a teenager growing up in church and she said we will all meet in heaven. I guess that was something that troubled me at first until last Sunday I heard John Hagee on tv talking about heaven. He said if you are someone such as Hitler who did such evil and then committed suidide that he was welcomed in hell but if you were someone who was having problems and committed suicide that God welcomed you to heaven . That helped me a lot. My daughter said there is a book titled 90 minutes in h eaven and it wa written by a pastor who was injured in a car wreck and he went to heaven for 90 min. Sounds like a good book. Blessings to all.Jackie
Brenda Mackenzie said:
Hi Kim,
Olny time heals, you have to take it one day at a time. Sometimes one minute at a time. You deal by reaching out to others. I too question my faith my husband took his life one year ago--the Ann is coming up on 3/2 I was raised Catholic and to believe everthing. But I cannot and its ok. Its ok to question your faith. I often say Lord why have you forsaken me?? and I am sure others due to. There is no right or wrong to grieving. Being mad is ok--its ok. I am mad at everything and everyone. What helps me most are the people who are close to me and groups I go to groups and Therapy. I will do this as long as I need to --seek them out they help a bit. You meet people who understand. Stay Strong Brenda
Kim Arthur said:Ladies and gents, i have read your replys, and I appreciate them, didnt have time to comment tonight but will make a point in getting back with each of you well today now...but tomorrow for me....hope all is well...I will be back in the morning...been a long day....finally came to terms of divorcing, so bear with me... I love you all....Kim
I hear you, I suffer the same battle. My brother in texas and I california, is the reason I heavily relied on this so called God to deliver my brother from his depression and from taking his life. I prayed everyday for my brothers last 3 years of torment he lived and my faith was great I just knew that God would help him. but no instead I feel as if god just overlooked my brother just like your sister. it's not fair. and now I don't beleive in God or the devil, if there reallyis one? that is where I am at, a loss,
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