Guest guest Posted April 21, 2008 Report Share Posted April 21, 2008 Randy wrote: ' ... <snip> ... When you're poor essentially everyone else is in " control " of your life ... <snip> ... " Randy, I know you believe this but it is not correct or factual. You see, no one can make you say or do or feel something you are not already willing to say or do or feel. Yes, poverty places certain limitations on your life such as what neighbourhood you can live in based on how much you can afford for rent, but even that is not a given if you are resourceful and able to cobble together other situations in order to improve your living conditions. I know what I am talking about here, Randy. I'm not someone who has lived her life only knowing financial stability, no strife, and which silver spoon to use at each meal. Poverty does not control your life and poverty does not give others the ability to control your life. Only you give poverty the power to control your life if this is what you wish to do. I would strongly urge you to speak with your medical practitioner and have him set up a few appointments with a counselor to help you through your issues, a social worker to help you access services of which you have no prior knowledge and any other professionals that are able to assist you in moving forward out of poverty. Raven Co-Administrator Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted April 21, 2008 Report Share Posted April 21, 2008 Randy, if you're alone and hurting, you should stick and around and keep talking rather than pulling back inside yourself where you will be even more alone. Raven Co-Administrator Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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