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Ms. Becky · Jul 14, 2003

Come to think about it Auntie, I think you are right. I don't know that I have ever linked the two - war trauma and abuse trauma, but trauma is trauma. No matter the cause, the body sustains it. I will see where this PTSD goes.

Thanks for thinking about us and thanks for the post.

God Bless,

ZiSunka · Jul 15, 2003

You can't do anything about it Becky. He'll let go when he let's go.

Ms. Becky · Jul 15, 2003

Yes, lambslove, I know you are right. All I can do is release it to God. There is absolutely nothing I can do myself but pray. That doesn't stop me from wanting to somehow take it all away from him and throw it into the pit of hell where it belongs. As I posted earlier, I do covet your prayers.

Thank You lambslove,

God Bless,

psycmajor · Jul 16, 2003

It could be PTSD.

Ms. Becky · Jul 16, 2003

Yes, psycmajor, I am learning about PTSD. It really can rear it's ugly head at times.

Auntie · Jul 17, 2003

Hi Ms. Becky

I found an excellent web page about PTSD:
http://www.adaa.org/AnxietyDisorderInfor/PTSD.cfm

The page also has links to other websites about PTSD.

Lots of info!

Auntie.

Ms. Becky · Jul 17, 2003

Thanks Auntie, I will check it out and tell my loved one about it too. Much appreciated.

God Bless

Ms. Becky · Jul 22, 2003

Hello all,

Things have been a little better lately. My loved one has started seeing a counselor who seems to be a good one. From what I am hearing this counselor is getting to the heart of the matter. Please continue to pray.

David Mark · Jul 23, 2003

Thank you!

Ms. Becky · Aug 3, 2003

It's been a while. Just to let all of you know, the diagnosis is PTSD.

Auntie · Aug 10, 2003

Hi Ms. Becky

Oh I'm so glad he got a diagnosis, so now he can know he is not alone in this. I hope they will give him some good things to read and study about PTSD. The more he is able to learn, I think the better he might be able to recover.

Let's all pray for recovery, even if it takes a long time, God is in the recovery business.

Ms. Becky · Aug 10, 2003

Thank You Auntie. Please continue to pray.

Auntie · Aug 11, 2003

Praying for peace and joy within his heart and spirit, and for emotional healing and strength.

psycmajor · Aug 12, 2003

Is he feeling any better?

Ms. Becky · Aug 12, 2003

Yes I am elated to say. Much better. There are days and times that things are very bad but he is learning how to process the bad things that assult him. That is rough on those of us around him and more than that, it is very bad for him. It is also a healing process. It's a trauma that is finding it's way out. Thank you all for your prays and your concern.

God Bless

Ms. Becky · Sep 2, 2003

Hi everyone,

I have changed internet carriers and have had a terrible time being able to get to CF and when I finally was able to do that, I could not log in. It has been days and I feel so cut off from all of you. Anyway, here I am again.

I am happy to tell you that my friend is doing much better. I thank God for this new therapist. She is on a vacation now in Ireland and even emailed my friend from there to say hi and check on him. My friend - his name is Sam - Sam was in crisis a couple of weeks ago and she stayed on the phone with him for hours. Sam is working through some really tough issues and I ask that you continue to hold him up in prayer. I can see God's hand in this now and am so humbled by what He is doing in Sam's life and how His love for Sam is bringing Sam through this. I have received much comfort and strength from God too. I thank all of you for your prayers and for caring.

God Bless

psycmajor · Sep 6, 2003

sdorde · Dec 6, 2003

Ms. Becky said:
I need some wise counsel. A loved one has had an issue with anger most of his life. He has been in counseling off and on many different times. I understand the reasons for this anger. I am having a hard time understanding why he cannot let it go. Have any of you dealt with any situation similar to this? I am praying about it and will continue to do so.

Anger is a choice, just like happiness is a choice. Some people chose to be angry. If they are open to suggestions you can mention that their anger is of their own choosing and that they can change by making another choice. Maybe they will heed your suggestion and maybe not.

longpeenis · Apr 6, 2004

Hello, my name is tom and I am writing to get some advice. I'm a senior who is a retired electrician and I wanted christian advice on something health related.
Wow have I been pooping! they are grey and large but very solid. I have had two white ones recently. After the pure white poops I discharge a bit of blood, and it hurts immensely to urinate. I wonder if it is caused by stress or diet? what do you think?
Oh also the white ones have a strange metalic odor, one was brown with some/mostly white parts. The other was solid white.

love
tom

Macca · Apr 11, 2004

mistertee49 said:
Those who have hurt you in the past cannot continue to hurt you now unless you hold on to the pain throught resentment. Your past is past! Nothing will change it. You are only hurting yourself with your bitterness. For your own sake, learn from it, and then let go. The Bible says, "To worry yourself to death with resentment woud be foolish, senseless thing to do."

This came from the book, The Purpose Driven Life. Maybe you should by it and give it to your loved one. It just might help him or her out. Hope this helped out a little.

I guess you have suggested to him that he consider all the things God has forgiven him for. If he considers that, and understands that God has, not only forgiven him of these things, but has also forgotten them. Jer.31: 34
Macca.

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