One of the side effects of losing half our family at one time in a car accident is the anxiety that Miriam has to hurry up and do it all before something bad happens. She wants to do everything at once, but I'm teaching her how to pace herself because we WILL have time to do it all. It's an emotional scar that I deal with daily and I try to coax her to trust God in this area as often as I can.
My testimony about the loss of half my family is MY testimony. Miriam is determining if it is hers. WOW! She is developing her OWN testimony about it and needs to vet it for herself!!! We are in transition and I'm rooting for her to COME through this just like I encourage others through the ministry of the book My #1 Is Still My#1!
Everyday that Miriam lives she realizes that she has OUTLIVED her sister and from this point on she's leading a life that Naomi never did or will. I never realized the weight of that fact on her heart and mind. Help me to minister to my OWN child LORD as she goes through this stage in her grief and loss. WE NEED your prayer support, thanks! When I get this right she will be saved from a lifetime of unresolved grief and living healed and whole because of it! We will then be able to minister to other children and show them the way out too! GLORY!!!
What I share with you all in my posts are the day to day challenges of raising a child affected by tragedy at a very young age and how we are walking it out daily. I am encouraged for today is a good day!
God's Transforming Stories are the next chapters in the Bible. We are modern day epistles, the only Bible some people will ever read. By sharing how God transformed our life's story, we give Him all the Glory and draw man's attention to Him as our Deliverer, our Healer, and our Sustainer until our positive change comes!
Showing posts with label abandonment issues. Show all posts
Showing posts with label abandonment issues. Show all posts
Wednesday, March 14, 2012
This Testimony is REAL and Ongoing!
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abandonment issues,
death,
depression,
encouragement,
grief,
healing,
holiday stress,
men and their emotions,
mental health,
strength
Monday, March 21, 2011
The Road to Divorce Recovery
Are you divorced? Has it been years since your divorce but you still have bitterness in your heart as a result of it? Today's guest, Nina Wilson Jones, of The New Directions Center will share her story and how she began her own journey to spiritual wholeness after divorce. If you want to know why she still carries her ex-husband's last name (Jones) tune in to this week's show to find out!
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abandonment issues,
acceptance,
anger,
death,
depression,
empowerment,
encouragement,
expert on grief and loss,
forgiveness,
freedom,
healing,
men and their emotions,
strength,
transformation
Monday, December 20, 2010
My Daddy, The Devil and Me, Part 2
Last week's show was not long enough for my guest to share her entire story so I invited her back to share the rest!
Author Debra A. Davis' own true harrowing story will turn everything you think you know about incest upside down. How can someone you trust and adore brainwash you and turn you into something you are not? Debra Davis thought she was Daddy’s little girl—but, at age 15, Daddy’s little girl became Daddy’s lover and slave. Led by her father into a violent life of crime, she became a prostitute, drug addict, victim of physical abuse, and prison inmate. She nearly murdered her father one night… but she never stopped loving him.
This is anything but an ordinary autobiography. Join me and my guest Debra Davis as she shares why she kept a dark and dirty secret for 21 years—and then, at last, she broke free. You’ve never heard anything like this before!
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abandonment issues,
acceptance,
addiction,
anger,
answered prayers,
daddy,
drug addict,
expert on grief and loss,
forgiveness,
God,
incest
Monday, December 13, 2010
My Daddy, The Devil and Me
Author Debra A. Davis' own true harrowing story will turn everything you think you know about incest upside down. How can someone you trust and adore brainwash you and turn you into something you are not? Debra Davis thought she was Daddy’s little girl—but, at age 15, Daddy’s little girl became Daddy’s lover and slave. Led by her father into a violent life of crime, she became a prostitute, drug addict, victim of physical abuse, and prison inmate. She nearly murdered her father one night… but she never stopped loving him.
This is anything but an ordinary autobiography. Join me and my guest Debra Davis as she shares why she kept a dark and dirty secret for 21 years—and then, at last, she broke free. You’ve never heard anything like this before!
Labels:
abandonment issues,
acceptance,
addiction,
anger,
answered prayers,
daddy,
drug addict,
expert on grief and loss,
God,
incest,
life crisis,
love,
mental health,
strength,
transformation
Monday, November 1, 2010
From Victim to Victor
Have you always felt that the only person you could count on was yourself? You couldn't depend on anybody because nobody else was there for you when you were younger, right? As a result, you learned at an early age how to depend on you and your skill set to get what you needed and wanted out of life.
Join me as my guest Alana Hill shares how God transformed her story from being a victim of her mother's substance abuse to being a victor over her chilhood abandonment issues. Check out this link for more information on this show's topic at http://www.nmha.org/go/codependency.
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