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Before i start this thread i have a question about tremors. I did acupucture, and hypnotherapy, and while i was doing this my eyes or veinson my fore head kept flicking , does anyone know what this is?

I am not writing this for people to feel sorry for me , actuuly i am using every bit of energy i have left on this thread.

I feel like i want to die, every day, every second, I just can't take it anymore.

I have been diaignosed with personality disorder, borderline A.D.D, depression. I have learning disablities , i think i have OCD, maybe a bit of scitzo, & body dismorfic. i think i may even have abit of autism. No disrespect but don't leave me a message and say i don't have these things if you only have alittle in site on it.

I am fixated on the brain, mental health, enviromental issues.

I don't know who i am , i don't know who i am , i don't know who i am AND IT DRIVES ME CRAZY CRAZY CRAZY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

I have a son out here that i have'nt seen in 3 years, due to my mental health,i think i am alor more mature, and less implussive than what i use to be. He is 6 years old. My mom has him . If it was'nt for hi i would DEFINATLEY be dead righ now


I don't trust anyone , i don't trust tthem becasue neurologiclly i don't know know whats going with me so how the hell is someone supose to help me.

I am trying to save $8000 to see Dr. Frank Lawlis , he's the neurologist from the Dr. Phil show. He has a clinic in Dallas Texas . Him and about 4-5 other doctors work with you . I am fixated on Dr. Phil and have been tyring toget on his show. I don' trust anyone but him, and don't try and incourage me to open up and trust other peopel cuzi can't. I have renting some rooms outin my home to save money to see him, but ever since i have been doing that for 8months now i can't seem to save because i have been spending it on toher things like hypnotherapy, clothes, entertainment puposes, acupucture, thing for my home ect. I am losing hope rapidley.

I have a very short intension spand so doing work or reading on the computer is very hard for me. I am adicted to pot, and can't stop for anything. I am not into the whole N/A thing . I can't talk to people that are too over obssesed with anything, weither it be n/a church whatever. Sorry but i don't want to hear 80% of your conversatio to do with god, god, god, N/a, N/A, N/A.

I get very dizzy, nausa( gaggy), and crazy racing thought when i try and push tthrough my fears or motivation. I won't take medication because i have heard way too may horror stories about it. I don't know whats true anymore so i just don't do anything. I have extrem short term memory . I'll writ more latter but i feel a break down about to happen.
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quote [I won't take medication because i have heard way too may horror stories about it.]

Sometimes there is a chemical imbalance in the brain/body and meds are needed to keep you in the correct balance.

Often it takes awhile to find the right combo for a person same as for those in high pain, often a trial of meds is needed to find the right one.
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quote [I won't take medication because i have heard way too may horror stories about it.]

Sometimes there is a chemical imbalance in the brain/body and meds are needed to keep you in the correct balance.

Often it takes awhile to find the right combo for a person same as for those in high pain, often a trial of meds is needed to find the right one.

THIS IS ONE OUT OF MANY QUTOE THAT I HAVE READ FROM DOCTOS ANDOTHER PEOPLE ABOUT MEDICATION, SO I CUT AND PASTE IT

Over the last decade while I was researching this process, I met countless people who were suffering from depression. MOST of them were taking antidepressants. And not ONE of them was actually cured of their depression! EVER!

And why not?

Because drugs only mask the symptoms. They will not, and can not cure you.

The problem is more than just some "chemical imbalance". depression won't be cured by any dosage of antidepressants.

You might feel temporary relief, but that is all you will get, and it will only be for as long as it takes for your body to adjust to the current dosage. And then, after a little time passes, your dosages will likely have to be increased or adjusted.


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I think some conditions can't be cured, they need to be managed as best they can.
If a med helps to keep someone from feeling horrible or thinking horrible thoughts then to me it would be worth it.
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I think some conditions can't be cured, they need to be managed as best they can.
If a med helps to keep someone from feeling horrible or thinking horrible thoughts then to me it would be worth it.
HEY WHAT ABOUT THIS STORY I JUST FOUND

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Can it be the world is in a moral crisis?

After reading the following Prozac horror story this will no longer be a question.

by Vickie Barker

Can it be we have become comfortably numb to the world around us? Do we no longer have the power to analyze information that is brought to us? Do we no longer hope to change the dishonesty and deceit or should we only sit back and hope that somehow the deceit will pass us by?

I am compelled to tell this story in hopes that you may take the time to research the possibility that we are receiving misinformation concerning the potentially deadly side effects of frequently prescribed pharmaceutical drugs.

In 1993, I was seeking medical help for headaches and was not sleeping well. The doctor felt that a drug called Prozac was the solution. True I had been under some stress and I had always assumed that doctors were the last word when it came to good health. My stress I suppose had been growing over several years. By 1989 I had watched my husband, my soul mate and father of our five children change into a violent and angry alcoholic. In a period of two years this man's personality had been totally altered. He had not been much of a drinker before, but maybe because of his metabolism, it seemed the alcohol began to consume him. I had to make a choice for my wellbeing and the children's wellbeing to leave him. In 1990 he was killed in a fishing accident in the Bering Sea.

Life moved ahead, I found a good job, bought a house and had very good medical insurance. "I now wonder if good medical insurance may just be one of the most deadly diseases we face today."

But in 1993 the doctors felt that I had experienced so many traumatic situations over the past several years that I was diagnosed as depressed. They suggested that the depression was causing the headaches and sleeplessness. I was given a prescription for Prozac. On the fourth day of taking the medication, somewhere along the one mile trip home something changed. By the time I hit the front door I wanted to die. I walked straight to the bedroom and while sitting on the bed began thinking about getting the gun and ending it all. I was overwhelmed with wanting to end my life, right then. Fortunately, I realized that something was not right. I was not the type that believed in suicide. I reached for the phone instead of the gun and the Doc advised I stop the Prozac immediately and come to the office. He prescribed a different drug. From that point my condition continued to deteriorate. The next few diagnoses covered such things as Chronic Pain Syndrome, Fibromyalgia and finally, Multiple Sclerosis. The total for pharmaceuticals was sometimes in excess of $400 per month. By this time I was no longer able to concentrate, had lost my balance, suffered excruciating headaches, endured back spasms and much more.

My health continued down hill and I realized I wouldn't live much longer at that rate. I wanted off the medication. I couldn't tell what symptoms were from the disease and what were side effects from the drugs. Reluctantly the doctors finally agreed they would refer me to a pain clinic. It took three months, to wean me off the drugs and I began to return to my old self. We made a decision to move back to Idaho. I began learning about the natural medicinal herbs and found remarkable success in using natural products in treating many diseases in place of the chemical compounds I had been prescribed in the past.

In April, 2000, my then 17-year-old daughter was having devastating episodes and was diagnosed with Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder from violence she witnessed as a young child. A therapist was found in Southern Calif. and she stayed there with an aunt to receive the therapy.

During that time I became acquainted with a gentleman that shared some startling information with me. There are, in fact, several successful treatments for cancer and there is a formula available that prevents heart disease and stroke. These are not treatments promoted by the medical mainstream. Further research resulted in the discovery of scientific proof that millions are suffering and dying needlessly. This impressed upon me to assist in further research. My 15-year-old daughter Anny became very involved. She knew the suffering our family felt during my years of struggle and was even more upset with the facts she found. One upsetting fact was that the U.S. is the only nation in the world that has not banned the use of asbestos and bleaching with dioxins in feminine hygiene products. Another fact that upset her even more was watching the Cancer clinics asking for more donations and those ads would show small children that had undergone chemotherapy. She was angry that these children were allowed to suffer, even though their cancers could be stopped quickly, safely and affordably.

During the summer of 2000 we bought a television because my son had an accident that disabled him for a couple of months. It was shocking to see how television had changed but even more remarkable were the amount and kinds of advertising about pharmaceutical drugs; some of which seem to allow young persons to diagnose themselves. Many of these drugs list very serious side effects, but they DO NOT list all of the potential side effects.

The therapy in California was very expensive for my 17-year-old and our funds ran out two months before she was finished. The psycologist telling us she still needed care, she came back to Idaho and went to a doctor for her depression and anxiety. The doctor prescribed Prozac. I watched her carefully and was nervous about it, but it seemed she hadn't reacted the same as I had seven years before and her anxiety attacks seemed to subside. This was December, 2000.

The family was really happy to be together and it had been a very long year. On January 30th the girls had been in and out of the house all day. Laughing and joking as they went to visit friends in the area. Nothing out of the ordinary. They stopped by the house sometime between 3 and 4 in the afternoon. Both were happy and heading down to a neighbor's house.

Less than 2 hours later, my 15-year-old, Anny Belle, walked in the front door covered with snow. I asked, "Did the truck breakdown?" She answered, "No, I just walked home." She brushed the snow off and headed upstairs to her room. I called to her, "There is chicken on the counter." She answered, "OK." I then heard her walk down the stairs and heard our little dog yelp. Then I heard her say, "Oh, I'm sorry Valerie." She probably stepped on her going down the stairs. Then I heard her footsteps go back to the kitchen area. About 20 to 30 seconds later, I heard a pop. I called to her, "Anny, what was that noise?"..No answer.

I got up and called up the stairs to her, no answer. I walked into the kitchen expecting to see her standing there. She wasn't there. I walked through the kitchen and opened the back door. As I stepped out I saw my beautiful baby girl lying face up in the snow. She had blown the back of her head off.

This was the most agonizing sight for any mother to see. Nothing made any sense. She had just been fine. Anny had no signs of depression or suicidal tendencies. In fact she had just the day before scheduled her next week full of activities. No warning .. No signs. No time for a note. It made no sense at all. We were in shock.. Then 30 minutes before her funeral one of her friends told us that Anny had been sneaking into her sister's Prozac for the last few days. Her friend said she started taking them about 4 days ago, we counted them and there were 4 pills missing.

As with most news today, some will say, Ah Ha, another death from a gun. It was not a gun that killed my daughter --it was a legal drug that is being prescribed to millions of people. Cigarette commercials were cited as the cause of promoting smoking to children and taken off the air. These pharmaceutical commercials are causing children to self diagnose and with the availability of these drugs they can easily give them a try. Prozac was advertised in the past as the “feel good” drug. Where is the disclaimer at the end of the commercial when they list the potential side effects? I can tell you this, the commercials do not list potential suicidal tendencies in some persons. Where is that potential suicidal tendency side effect listed on the bottle? Where is that potential suicidal tendency side effect listed on the paper that is given to us at the pharmacy? It isn't.

Anny broke a law by taking someone else's medication. Her punishment was death.

I think that punishment was rather harsh for the crime. The real crime is the fact that money is more important to these companies than human life. By withholding basic information regarding side effects and safety studies done on these products, I believe we are being mislead.

My research during this last month has given us proof that the company manufacturing this drug has in fact known about this side effect since at least 1978 and some say it has been known since the 1950s. When do the people get the truth? How many suicides can be attributed to this potential side effect? How many of these are overlooked in the data being collected? When will we as a people say, "Either give us the whole truth or get these advertisements off the television?”

We can not bring back my baby girl, but God willing, we will be able to spread the word that we are being misled and that people need to be aware of what these chemicals do in our bodies so that others are not left with this pain and frustration.

Anny contributed many hours in her last eight months to help spread the word on many health issues. Advanced Scientific Health has donated a membership to the Anny Belle Foundation. Proceeds from this membership will support youth achievement in rural areas and assist with chemical and drug education that will alert others to drug interactions. Please help support getting the truth to the uninformed and the misinformed. You can help spread the word by going to The AnnyBelle Foundation. Get the scientific proof that can potentially save millions of lives a year.

This cannot stop here. I have had a call to action and as you realize the misleading information we receive on a daily basis may affect your loved ones, this may be your call to action as well. I know it will take funds that I do not have right now to make this message heard but I will continue to spread the word as I am able.

If you would like to offer suggestions, make a donation or have information that could help, please call or email me at: abfoundation @ hotmail.com

or write to:
Vickie Barker
AnnyBelle Foundation
P.O. Box 420
Fernwood, Id. 83830
e-mail: abfoundation @ hotmail.com

As a special note, I have discovered that the Eli Lily Company, makers of Prozac, now have a new drug on the market called Sarafen. If you look closely at the commercial you will see it is Fluoxetin Hydrocloride and is being prescribed for a pre menstrual disorder commonly known as PMS. Fluoxetin Hydrocloride is Prozac. }}}}}}}}}
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Have you tried coming off the mj for a while to just see if maybe your physical sx's disappeared?

Also...prozac is sometimes used to help ED. It's not all bad.

Besides with BPD, I was under the impression that they've found anti-seizure meds more effective than AD's.
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Ummm...I was 'cured' of my depression by Effexor XR. It took approximately 3 years of treatment with Effexor to reset my brain chemicals. Celexa didn't work at all for me. Effexor did. Not every drug works for each person. We're all very different from each other as far as body chemistry and such goes.

There are risks with anything one puts in their body. If you have a rare allergy, for instance, you could be in trouble from something no one even considered. Something that millions of people use all the time without a problem. The odds of this happening are *very* small. But it does happen. On the other hand, millions of people have been helped by AD's. I'm one of them.
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Ummm...I was 'cured' of my depression by Effexor XR. It took approximately 3 years of treatment with Effexor to reset my brain chemicals. Celexa didn't work at all for me. Effexor did. Not every drug works for each person. We're all very different from each other as far as body chemistry and such goes.

There are risks with anything one puts in their body. If you have a rare allergy, for instance, you could be in trouble from something no one even considered. Something that millions of people use all the time without a problem. The odds of this happening are *very* small. But it does happen. On the other hand, millions of people have been helped by AD's. I'm one of them.
Hi, and thank you for replying to my thread. I would have replied sooner but i don't come on much. I try not to focus on mental health too much, even through this is the best site about mental health i have found i believe if you read into something too much you start diaignosing yourself even more or stay fixated on your difficulties bececause your constantly reading about it.

Anyway gettin off the reason i replied, i have decided to take something for the anxiety. But only when needed. WHich won't be much. I still have'nt looked onto the drug, i think it starts will an "L".


But i would like to respond to your comment on my thread. You say just because it has helped millions forget about the rest of the people . I put an articule up here about a mother with no suspision her older teenage daughter was out of the ordinary, just blue her head off in the backyard after taking Prozac. THERE IS JUST NOT A FEW, there is alot more known cases. Take a day, just one whole day and lok at all the horror stories people are facing from medication.

It was amazing, i just watched the oprah show , and Wednesday when Dr. Oz was on he was talkin about the natural way to go and how it was the best way. IT SHOCK ED AND OPRAH and half the audence. Oprah than said " you would never hear a dooctor say that 10years ago. ITS TRUE. Doctors are money hungry. Docot Oz was talkin about how inportant acupucture is with all the stress, mental health, and anxity out here. He was talkin about if he could make it free to everyone he would. He also talked about hypnotherapy and i missed most of that topic so i can't comment on it. I AM first hand to tell you those work, unfortunatley hypno is costing me $125 a session, and acupucture $45. But he said jus like all doctors excercising is the best way, it hard real hard to push through it but all the nausa, dizzyness, racing throught go away, their slowy starting for me because of hypno, but most important i know i will be starting school soon and that will fit everything else in order. If i don't do one thing productive a day i go over the to insane, in bed bed, racing thought, curled up in a fedel possision.

But i'm rambling so, the last thing i got to say, is th only reason why i am willing to take medication is because without it , i will die, or not be able to see my son one day, who i have'nt seen in 28 months. I think medication for me is the easy way out but i'm dessprete, i have alot to lose. I just don't have one disorder i have 6. With something simple as depression( and i say simple is because it's one thing to take care of) they do not co in side with other diorder so you know what you have to take care off, weither you chosse to or not, the medication is a bandaid, it does'nttake it away, please look into that. There has been alot of test, especially recently where they gave mental health mostley and other people with health issues " suger pills", it had the same affect. When you tae pill a little switch in your brain goes off it tells u " this is gong to help me" , i can't not articulate the rest of that story but i think u get me. This is only me and a million other people points of veiws, not saying there right its just what i belive.

I hope i did not offend you. Everyone should be able though to state their opinion. Not everyone can be happy.
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Before i start this thread i have a question about tremors. I did acupucture, and hypnotherapy, and while i was doing this my eyes or veinson my fore head kept flicking , does anyone know what this is?

I am not writing this for people to feel sorry for me , actuuly i am using every bit of energy i have left on this thread.

I feel like i want to die, every day, every second, I just can't take it anymore.

I have been diaignosed with personality disorder, borderline A.D.D, depression. I have learning disablities , i think i have OCD, maybe a bit of scitzo, & body dismorfic. i think i may even have abit of autism. No disrespect but don't leave me a message and say i don't have these things if you only have alittle in site on it.

I am fixated on the brain, mental health, enviromental issues.

I don't know who i am , i don't know who i am , i don't know who i am AND IT DRIVES ME CRAZY CRAZY CRAZY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

I have a son out here that i have'nt seen in 3 years, due to my mental health,i think i am alor more mature, and less implussive than what i use to be. He is 6 years old. My mom has him . If it was'nt for hi i would DEFINATLEY be dead righ now


I don't trust anyone , i don't trust tthem becasue neurologiclly i don't know know whats going with me so how the hell is someone supose to help me.

I am trying to save $8000 to see Dr. Frank Lawlis , he's the neurologist from the Dr. Phil show. He has a clinic in Dallas Texas . Him and about 4-5 other doctors work with you . I am fixated on Dr. Phil and have been tyring toget on his show. I don' trust anyone but him, and don't try and incourage me to open up and trust other peopel cuzi can't. I have renting some rooms outin my home to save money to see him, but ever since i have been doing that for 8months now i can't seem to save because i have been spending it on toher things like hypnotherapy, clothes, entertainment puposes, acupucture, thing for my home ect. I am losing hope rapidley.

I have a very short intension spand so doing work or reading on the computer is very hard for me. I am adicted to pot, and can't stop for anything. I am not into the whole N/A thing . I can't talk to people that are too over obssesed with anything, weither it be n/a church whatever. Sorry but i don't want to hear 80% of your conversatio to do with god, god, god, N/a, N/A, N/A.

I get very dizzy, nausa( gaggy), and crazy racing thought when i try and push tthrough my fears or motivation. I won't take medication because i have heard way too may horror stories about it. I don't know whats true anymore so i just don't do anything. I have extrem short term memory . I'll writ more latter but i feel a break down about to happen.
Don't lose hope. Allow me to help you and share what I learned from reading the 3rd Serving of the Chicken Soup for the Soul. I'm not usually into reading books, but since my accident last Sep 6, 2003 which left me deaf, disabled, plus I couldn't control my hands, I was forced to read books since I couldn't appreciate watching TV as I'm deaf. I learned a valuable lesson from reading the book that may change your life. That it's all a matter of perspective. That is, to always think positive, look at the bright side. So I said to myself, I may be deaf, but I'm not blind.
You can also think that way.
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Also in the 3rd Serving. A man surpassed the amateur national and international records for pole vaulting considering he's blind. There was a man who met 2 accidents within 4 years. The first one burned 70% of his body. The second one turned him into a quadruplegic. But you would admire his fighting spirit since inspite of them, he ran for office under the slogan 'Not just another pretty face.' I remember what he said, 'Before I could do 10,000 things. Now I could do 9,000. It's not so bad.' I likewise remember an article from this book where the man had an accident which turned him into a quadriplegic. I would distinctly remember what his mother said to him upon her visit to the hospital: ‘The difficult takes time. The impossible takes a little longer.’. That has become his mantra and he accomplished a lot.
Or the book entitled ‘Hope Grows in Winter’ where a Pastor acquired a mysterious disease which turned out to be AIDS. Upon contemplating how he got the disease, he remembered where he tried to save people from an accident and suffered a cut in the process. It turned out that the people he was trying to save were drug addicts who were dead. But he ended the article with Hope. I learned from reading that book that Hope is a Noun.
There was also an article about the designers of the Bronx Bridge (I think) whose father and son both met an accident and left the son with only his eyelids moving. Of course people would think that the project was doomed. But thru blinking the son was able to communicate and the bridge eventually built. A similar article was sent by my sister. This time the victim can only blink an eyelid but he was able to make that article. I also remember what Stephen Covey said, 90% of things you can control, 10% of things you cannot control. He was referring mainly to man’s temper. But I thought prayerwise, you usually pray for things you cannot control, while you make promises to God for things you can control.
I'm not trying to sell books here. I just want to share with all of you the things I learned.
Thanks Gladys for the appreciation.
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