I was by a shrink, diagnosed Schizo and Schizo at birth.
I don't hear voices litteraly, but mentally. However I feel they hear me.
I hear a word of God and start to believe. Then it twists it to put doubt that it will happen then twists it another way to leave you with not knowing what road to take spiriually.
I have no job, just lost my gf who was a wonderful woman of God who I loved with everything I had almost (I only let God claim everything I have).
Now on with the family.
Dad's normal just really beaten down. My sister doesn't really go to church anymore.
My mom. She's diagnosed Cronically Depressed. She takes extremes, the whole all or nothing thing. So you just can't trust her on anything she says.
She has fibro on top of it. So she just lays there in a whoa's me kinna state. she does get up but barely gets out of the house.
All she talks about is God, you have to stand at attention (not litteraly) when she "gets up on the pulpit".
Dad won't go to church with her. One reason is that her idea of a tithe always seems to get bigger. If he doesn't put it in there, well she's depressed, use your imagination.
I've been a Christian for about 3 years. In all honesty not very many positive things have happened, but it's better than where I was without him. But not much.
I don't hear voices litteraly, but mentally. However I feel they hear me.
I hear a word of God and start to believe. Then it twists it to put doubt that it will happen then twists it another way to leave you with not knowing what road to take spiriually.
I have no job, just lost my gf who was a wonderful woman of God who I loved with everything I had almost (I only let God claim everything I have).
Now on with the family.
Dad's normal just really beaten down. My sister doesn't really go to church anymore.
My mom. She's diagnosed Cronically Depressed. She takes extremes, the whole all or nothing thing. So you just can't trust her on anything she says.
She has fibro on top of it. So she just lays there in a whoa's me kinna state. she does get up but barely gets out of the house.
All she talks about is God, you have to stand at attention (not litteraly) when she "gets up on the pulpit".
Dad won't go to church with her. One reason is that her idea of a tithe always seems to get bigger. If he doesn't put it in there, well she's depressed, use your imagination.
I've been a Christian for about 3 years. In all honesty not very many positive things have happened, but it's better than where I was without him. But not much.
