I read a lot of substacks, but this is by far the most important. I believe this story and your writing will make a great difference in the world. A pebble that causes a ripple but eventually a wave. In this devastating landscape, Iām proud to see this writing for what it is, as a small but mighty hope. Thank you for being so brave and honest - the world is in desperate need for voices like yours!
You wrote, "My mom experienced a level of suffering that only occurs in a war. My mom was a casualty of war. We are in an active war zone. We have an enemy, and we are under attack."
Yes, at this point I can see it no other way! š
The first step to winning is to know the enemy. You are helping us to know the enemy. There are more of us than of them. The more who know the truth the better our chances. With God all things are possible!
Your mom, as devout a believer as she was, had no illusions about the attack, only God could have spared her of the suffering, why he didn't is part of his plan, for all of us.
Keep in mind, her pain treatment was a fraction of that which people function (relatively) every day.
I read a lot of substacks, but this is by far the most important. I believe this story and your writing will make a great difference in the world. A pebble that causes a ripple but eventually a wave. In this devastating landscape, Iām proud to see this writing for what it is, as a small but mighty hope. Thank you for being so brave and honest - the world is in desperate need for voices like yours!
Agree 1000%.
You wrote, "My mom experienced a level of suffering that only occurs in a war. My mom was a casualty of war. We are in an active war zone. We have an enemy, and we are under attack."
Yes, at this point I can see it no other way! š
The first step to winning is to know the enemy. You are helping us to know the enemy. There are more of us than of them. The more who know the truth the better our chances. With God all things are possible!
Itās the ugly truth. Iām so sorry
Your mom, as devout a believer as she was, had no illusions about the attack, only God could have spared her of the suffering, why he didn't is part of his plan, for all of us.
Keep in mind, her pain treatment was a fraction of that which people function (relatively) every day.