PamD

Shalom Sister, #1. Are you married? If you are, you are under your husband's spiritual authority, not your mom's. You have left your mom and dad and have joined with your husband. Speak to him about what you should do. #2. Is your mom a Believer and does she go to that church? #3. Is this true guilt or a guilt-trip? Examine the situation from the Biblical perspective of not adding to your mother's disdain for your pastors. Not carrying gossip. Not being made to feel guilty for something that is not a sin. I agree with Vickilynn's questions.

Welcome Doug, good to meet you.

welcome to my home...come on in.

I have one..pay as you go...BUT since I am home most of the time..it is off most of the time. COULD I live without it? Of course. Mine is so that if I happen to be out shopping, which the boys like to eat so it is a necessity by times, I can be reached if something happens with Dennis (hubby).

oh ted....ted?....where are you ted?.....

boy...they should learn if there is one deer... there is probably more. First thing my dad taught me driving in deer country... OH but I forgot she was running.

May the family be surrounded in the peace that passes all understanding. She is home... what a glorious place to be.

Just goes to prove why I don't ride roller coasters....life is enough of one for me thanks... those poor folks!

Celebrate the life of your friend. I am so sorry for your loss and I am praying. Anchored in Christ, Pam

Hi Ash, My name is Pam. I am a mom of 5 sons...I'm 47 years old...I have struggled with depression since my teens. I still by times struggle with thoughts of suicide. I know what causes the depression and most times I am good at keeping things on an even keel. I want to share a bit of my testimony.... When I was 18 I had decided that it really wasn't worth the struggle anymore. I sat in my room, wrote my good bye notes while I listened to some music. Yes, I was a Christian at the time but life wasn't worth the fight anymore, so I thought. I had been praying and trying to hear an answer but really wasn't able to be still. I made a trip to the bathroom and in tears, looking into the bathroom mirror said more to myself then the Lord, "What do I have to live for?" and I heard just as plain as day..."What are you willing to die for?" I was surprised to say the least...I went back to my room, sat on my bed and made a list... for every thing I wrote down that I was willing to die for I was given a reason to live. I kept the list for a few years but lost it in a move. I don't need that list anymore because even during my times of struggle now I know that God loves me, and my family loves me. I also know that God will never leave me nor forsake me. He is my rock, my sword, my shield!! Stay in touch dear one, and remember when one in the body hurts we all hurt, when one rejoices we all rejoice. For now I will hurt with you but I would really like to rejoice with you. Anchored in Christ, Pam

Babyroses, May God continue the good work that He has started in you, dear one. He loves you so much. We all go through times of wondering, struggles and doubts. There are waiting rooms in life where we just have to learn to be still and know that He is God! He will NEVER leave us nor forsake us. Anchored in Christ, PamD

Hope, Just wanted you to know that I was thinking of you today. God bless you dear one. Anchored in Christ, PamD

Hope, Keep praising the Lord! I know it is not easy but you will be glad you did. Also, if you have a chemical imbalance then you need to make sure that you eat correctly. If you have not been eating correctly then you will not be able to sleep well. Your vitamin Bs levels will be out of wack as well. Stress also depletes the vitamin B levels. So if you can get a good blend of vitamin B and eat well. Know that I will be praying for you. Anchored in Christ, PamD