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I didn't say he gets someone in to fix all the problems. I said that HE fixes all the problems. He guides us. There is a solution to everything. He knows the solution. He shows us the solution. It requires that we follow. None of us is perfect at following, but the better we follow, the better life is.
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I see one of three solutions:
1. Die before the house caves in. (The one I suspect is "the solution.")
2. The winning lottery ticket blows into my hand. (Given I tend to have my hands in my pockets when I'm outside, guaranteed that would be a miracle. lol)
3. Publish my novel and it becomes a bestseller. (I haven't had the conditions to even continue my search for an agent in the last year, and the vast majority of agents and publishers want to know what the next novel is, so that will require some quiet time to pursue, and I haven't had quiet time in 13 months. And the dream of it becoming a bestseller are bigger than the lottery ticket blowing into my hand. Average income for a published book is $700 as of five years ago.)
God gave a solution to Stephen, but somehow I suspect you wouldn't consider that a satisfactory solution. "the better we follow, the better life is," isn't really part of the gospel, unless you carefully remove all the apostles, Job, and the vast majority of OT people from the bible.
1. Die before the house caves in. (The one I suspect is "the solution.")
2. The winning lottery ticket blows into my hand. (Given I tend to have my hands in my pockets when I'm outside, guaranteed that would be a miracle. lol)
3. Publish my novel and it becomes a bestseller. (I haven't had the conditions to even continue my search for an agent in the last year, and the vast majority of agents and publishers want to know what the next novel is, so that will require some quiet time to pursue, and I haven't had quiet time in 13 months. And the dream of it becoming a bestseller are bigger than the lottery ticket blowing into my hand. Average income for a published book is $700 as of five years ago.)
God gave a solution to Stephen, but somehow I suspect you wouldn't consider that a satisfactory solution. "the better we follow, the better life is," isn't really part of the gospel, unless you carefully remove all the apostles, Job, and the vast majority of OT people from the bible.
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There are multiple, physical reasons why people get depressed. Fatigue, hypoglycemia, endocrine imbalance, certain kinds of diet, hormones! there are some things that dont' happen in your brain and the neurotransmitters in your brain, the synapses don’t connect anymore and you have some chemicals in your brain then you might need medication. You may need medication temporarily to get your body right so you can deal with the root issues.
Hi Resurrection,
I understand what you're saying and I know you mean well, but sometimes it's just not that simple. God can fix anything and everything and He always does, just not the way we envision it will be when He does.
But even knowing the problem doesn't mean the problem goes away. I have lived with pain and suffering since I was 25 years old. The problem stays with me, but I've been able to learn how to endure the suffering over the years.
We can have joy when we're in pain and when we're depressed, we can turn to our Lord and Savior and He helps us through it. It's an every day experience and as we cast our burden on Him, He truly helps us through. But it's a process that's learned each and every day. The stronger we become in our spirit, the burden becomes lighter. But then there are days when it's still so difficult. At times it can be a step forward and a step back.
I understand what you're saying and I know you mean well, but sometimes it's just not that simple. God can fix anything and everything and He always does, just not the way we envision it will be when He does.
But even knowing the problem doesn't mean the problem goes away. I have lived with pain and suffering since I was 25 years old. The problem stays with me, but I've been able to learn how to endure the suffering over the years.
We can have joy when we're in pain and when we're depressed, we can turn to our Lord and Savior and He helps us through it. It's an every day experience and as we cast our burden on Him, He truly helps us through. But it's a process that's learned each and every day. The stronger we become in our spirit, the burden becomes lighter. But then there are days when it's still so difficult. At times it can be a step forward and a step back.
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your heartache will come to an end little one, when you forgive Jesus and yourself for allowing your husband and
best friend in this world to suffer what was beyond both of your imaginations...much less what you had to
suffer right along with him...it's not really Jesus' fault, but most times our own by how, what means
we choose to live...
if we don't think that Jesus knows how and why we feel the way we do, we are sadly mistaken,
and He gladly takes our blame, shame upon His shoulders, for this is what He does,
I should know, because we have lived the pattern and come out victorious, through the miles and wiles
of satan's ignorant tactics...
your heartache will come to an end little one, when you forgive Jesus and yourself for allowing your husband and
best friend in this world to suffer what was beyond both of your imaginations...much less what you had to
suffer right along with him...it's not really Jesus' fault, but most times our own by how, what means
we choose to live...
if we don't think that Jesus knows how and why we feel the way we do, we are sadly mistaken,
and He gladly takes our blame, shame upon His shoulders, for this is what He does,
I should know, because we have lived the pattern and come out victorious, through the miles and wiles
of satan's ignorant tactics...
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No your not,.,you are ignoring anything she has said. Given blanket bland statements that don't apply to her situation because you don't listen...take insult if people tell you plainly you aren't helping...and then continue talking as if your "wisdom" actually applies to the conversation.
"Root of her problem"???
Sometimes the only solution to the problems in this life is death and being reunited with Christ.
Lynn knows this. Praise God for that.
What she is asking is not for you to pretend like you know what she is going through, or find the "root of her problem"..
(face palm)
Reread OP....can there be such a thing like physical depression?
Answer: yes hormone imbalance
From OP: life is going good, why do I feel like I need to cry?
Answer: might be hormones again.,example: old
Aka women issues.,,
Sorry if you find stating the facts insulting...
She is having women issues..would you like to continue to pretend to be an expert on the topic?
"Root of her problem"???
Sometimes the only solution to the problems in this life is death and being reunited with Christ.
Lynn knows this. Praise God for that.
What she is asking is not for you to pretend like you know what she is going through, or find the "root of her problem"..
(face palm)
Reread OP....can there be such a thing like physical depression?
Answer: yes hormone imbalance
From OP: life is going good, why do I feel like I need to cry?
Answer: might be hormones again.,example: old
Aka women issues.,,
Sorry if you find stating the facts insulting...
She is having women issues..would you like to continue to pretend to be an expert on the topic?
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I went to my doctor's yesterday. She said it might be PTSD. I tend to think of that as caused by something extraordinarily bad -- car wrecks, war, and the huge stuff. But it doesn't matter so much, because I don't think it's unrecoverable. Kind of like I'm off my rocker, but the rocker isn't that far away that I can't get back on again.
Whew!
Whew!