[Faith-talk] some Godly advice

[Paul]

Beth, maybe I'm repeating what others probably said, but those people who 
said that about your pain haven't done one thing, and that is to walk a mile 
in your shoes, have they? I can remember about six or seven years ago when I 
was going through a difficult time in my life, and a dear sister who I met 
on a phone chat line called me up privately and said some of the sweetest 
words I've ever heard.  She said in essence, "I know what you're going 
through, for I've been down that road before." Maybe that's just a few words 
but, knowing her as I did, I knew that she was speaking sincerely and from 
the heart.  And yes, she is/was a Christian.  Paul
----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Beth Kats" <bethkats at samobile.net>
To: <faith-talk at nfbnet.org>
Sent: Thursday, April 12, 2012 10:10 PM
Subject: [Faith-talk] some Godly advice


> Dear All,
> As I mentioned in a previous email that I was depressed and have chronic 
> pain, I would like some advice as to how to talk to my Mom and say, 
> "Please don't tell me to not think about my pain."  I want to be 
> assertive, but in a Godly way and not nasty.  I often wonder why The Lord 
> brings people in our lives that don't understand either our blindness or 
> other problems we may encounter.
> Beth
>
>
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