Guest guest Posted February 20, 2008 Report Share Posted February 20, 2008 Christi- Just wanted to share with you, I feel for you, and wish your church was more supportive then just dropping a meal, have u hinted to them, that maybe u would like someone to sit and visit once in awhile. I don't know what the matter with people are today, but the bible does predict there will be a cooling off of people caring about one another. I know when my g. mother was diagnoised with terminal cancer, her church which she had been devoted to for yrs and yrs., cleaned the priest home, had him to dinner, fixed him meals and brought them to his home, g.pop and her, were at church every a.m, and always volunteered for bizarres etc. Well the priest did nothing for her, did not come and see her, support her with her illness, and unable to attend church, it was very sad. That year my brother also was dying from cancer they died 15 days apart, he said to make sure that priest did not have anything to do with his service. Mom did, but he showed up and had the nerve to get up and speak! I know this doesn't help with u feeling alone and isolated but do know it can be the ignorance of others, that bring on uneeded depression, when we aren't feeling well. I have been homebound since Dec. and am not yet depressed, I have not seen anyone though except my husband, who is great!, my family all lives away, but friends are to busy, and it does wear on me sometimes that I have only this, which I am sooo glad I found to communicate with people. Take Care, and hope u get to go back to work as you hope to find at least company there. I am sorry your church does not know how to be more compassionate, sometimes I think they just don't want to get that involved, it is a shame, I had it happen to me years ago, and never went back there. Sharon loveit1@... wrote: Hey john, Did you take the movie star test? I'm curious, are you Madonna or are you Grace like me. JudyMer ---- johnhoneycutt1963 wrote: > Almost a year ago I watched my stepDAD die slowly of alzheimers,I was > there to help change his diapers. I WAS a member of a support group > at what was my church,I shared each week about his condition and how > I felt about his oassing slowly like he was. It was common knowledge > among many espacialy the pastor. The day stepDAD passed I called a > counlsor @ churh and told her. NO flowers,no card ,no vistors,no > announcement at service of his passing. I thought to myself WHAT > kinda church body is this that I obviously don't belong to??? > > I soo relate to your lonliness!!! However I am with you ! ! ! > GOD Bless YOU ! ! ! Christi My Friend !!! . ... . n ArkanSAW > > > > > > > > Been here.done that. and DO NOT WANT TO GO THERE AGAIN! > > > > Since I went into the hospital for back surgery on Feb I have > slowly > > been sliding into depression. My church has been wonderful in > helping > > with food, but NO and I mean NO ONE has come to visit me since I > got > > home. I feel like I have been cut off from civilization and am > slowing > > going down hill. I have not gotten out of bed today and was crying > > earlier due to being lonely and depressed. I go back to the doctor > > tomorrow for a check up and I am so hoping that he will release me > to > > go back to work as I do not know how much more of being trapped > inside > > all the time and alone. I am losing my mind. All I do is lay in > bed > > and watch tv. I really have no idea what or why I am writing here, > > guess I am just trying to connect and figure out why I am so > alone. I > > need to go back to work so that I at least have people connection. > > Thanks for listening/reading my ramblings. > > > > Christi in Waxahachie TX > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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