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When will I stop hurting?

I firmly believe that everything must happen for a reason. I am to suffer so much then there darn well better be something good to come out of it. I really did not start hurting until I was able to get beyond the denial and anger. Once I was able to see the reality of the situation I was able to give my anger to God.

BAM! I was hit with the reality of things and I don’t know if I ever experienced the kind of hurt that I did that day. I really can’t put a time on how long I hurt. It seemed like forever, everyday I hoped and hoped only to be disappointed. The days seemed to drag on and on bringing along with it the hurt.

It has been over a year now and there are times I still hurt but I have joy and peace. I have a relationship with God and my daughter. It took time but the hurt did pass and I was able to move on with my life.

Reach out to God, He may not take away your hurt but He will get you through it and you will be a better person when you come out the other side. Growth is often uncomfortable, rest assured that God is doing good things in your life and look for the blessings everyday.

One last comment: try to minimize the pity parties, I tried to have one as often as I could but luckily not many people came and eventually it was just me. Feeling sorry for yourself isn’t going to make things better, for me it took my eyes of God but every so often it was a good excuse to eat a half gallon of ice cream, I am paying for that too.

Matthew 5:4

Blessed are those who mourn, for they will be comforted.