Immediately the boy’s father exclaimed, “I do believe; help me overcome my unbelief! “
Mark 29:4
I’m still stuck in that “place that shall not be named” but managed to do a few jobs today. I spoke with my psychiatrist last night and as always, was calmed and settled by the end of the conversation. He truly is a kind, intelligent person.
I wish sometimes that I could get him and my therapist to read this little blog, however. I see them and when I’m asked that inevitable question “how are you doing?” I typically go all “deer in the headlights” and say “fine”. I know they see beyond that because there are more, deeper questions that follow. My little blog has so much more in it, maybe too much more. I can express myself and pull up all the embedded hurts and feelings like one uses a tweezer to remove a splinter from a wound. This is how I am.
The verse above refers to my life. First and foremost is my lack of faith that God will help me out of this pit. I know that He can, but I question why He would. I struggle endlessly with this. My faith tells me one thing, my experience another. My doctors tell me that I won’t always live here either. Why can’t I believe them either?
I think this is all for tonight. I am tired. Tomorrow I will get up and decide if I should spend another day in bed or get up and live. I desperately hope that I can overcome that disbelief. I want to live in the sunshine again.
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