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Aug 29 2008

Anger and self pity

Posted by gburleson in personal

For several days, well maybe a week, I worked through my anger at God. How dare He add one more affliction to Heather’s body which was already one of God’s rejects.  After many tears of self pity and wallowing deep sorrow for myself the idea came to me, one of little faith, that there just might be a lesson we both need to learn as well as being elevated to a higher plain in our relationship. Duh.  So with the  help of Heather’s loving grace she found a cite for me which is below. The link is http://www.esrdnetwork.org/assets/pdf/patient-edu/ForBetterorForWorse3.pdf. It has helped and I still am in a bit of a fog but feel there just may be some clearing ahead.

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