A fair weather friend is one who will chum around with us as long as things are going good.
24 A man of many friends comes to ruin, But there is a friend who sticks closer than a brother. (Pro 18:24 NAS) Continue reading Post 23: Fair Weather Friends
Category: PTSD
Post 24: Drowning
I was off shore, over my head, tired. Water was filling my lungs. I saw you on the shore. You looked at me, turned and walked away.
Ceg
Written: 11/24/17
Post 25: Brain Exercises
An important brain exercise is memorization. This performs several functions. It exercises the input, storage, recall and output of the brain. Understanding what we memorize exercises the processing network. If we memorize scripture, we Continue reading Post 25: Brain Exercises
Post 33: Condemnation
13 If a man also lie with mankind, as he lieth with a woman, both of them have committed an abomination: they shall surely be put to death; their blood shall be upon them. (Lev 20:13 KJV) Continue reading Post 33: Condemnation
Post 32: Abuse is Abuse
“It wasn’t really sexual abuse,” my friend told me. “I mean there was no penetration or anything like that, I can’t imagine what it is like for those guys, but it was traumatic and it involved sex.
I was born with a physical defect and as a child, I spent a lot of time in the hospital. At 14, I was short but stout. I grew up on a farm and farm work in those Continue reading Post 32: Abuse is Abuse
Post 34: Companionship
I read the blog of a stranger. She spent all summer a few years ago wither son and step daughter as she was having difficulty with her pregnancy. This is good. But she spent so much time away from her husband. Continue reading Post 34: Companionship
Post 37: Remembering
I keep trying to remember exactly what happened. How is it that the people I loved and cherished so dearly abandoned me in my time of trouble? Why is it that these people will still not talk with me? I search my memories for clues; Continue reading Post 37: Remembering
Post 38: Confrontation
If I were driving down the highway and had an accident, the first thing I would do (after the officer has left) is look at the damage and see if I can fix it myself so I could continue driving. It may be that I get a friend to help take out the dent. If Continue reading Post 38: Confrontation