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Amy,

My guess is, when she finds out, or rather comes to grips with her issues,
she will be a changed person, and those around her that will come to know
her issues, likely those closest to her, will feel perhaps sorrow for her
past as well as their own towards her,  perhaps even ashamed and
remorseful. Seems to me she has been hurt very bad in her life somehow and
is so struggling to be close and want that so very much, yet so very
afraid to be close for fear of being hurt again. The fear is not likely
rational, but very real nonetheless and appears to be a great tug of war
in her. I pray she does not leave it dormant because it is all the longer
she lives life with useless and wasteful baggage preventing her and others
from entering great relationships which time is unforgiving.

Brad


on 08:46 AM 8/30/2005, Amy Gordon said:
Brad,
     That's right.  We just can't figure out what is wrong with her.  I
just
pray every day that God will reveal the real issue with her and will help
me
and my Dad deal with this.  The thing is that she isn't just like this
with
us.  It is with alot of people.

Amy
----- Original Message -----
From: "Brad D" <[log in to unmask]>
To: <[log in to unmask]>
Sent: Tuesday, August 30, 2005 12:38 AM
Subject: Re: Very Bad Day


 > Mom needs some prayer too that her issues be taken care of. I get the
 > distinct sense you and dad are victims as well of what mom  is dealing
 > with, or rather avoiding. God be yawls guide.
 >
 > Brad
 >
 >
 > on 02:35 PM 8/29/2005, Amy Gordon said:
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 > Hello everyone,
 >      Today started out as a good day but now it isn't so good.  My Mom
=
 > asked me what happened to me and Tommy, which used to be my
boyfriend.  =
 > I told her again that we had decided to just be friends.  Then I said =
 > that it was because of some stuff going on.  I then paused and decided
I =
 > would tell her more but she said how come you can tell everyone else
but =
 > can't tell me?  I have told her before why I can't tell her things.  So
=
 > then she said well I guess you can get someone else to help you with =
 > your Sunday school lesson.  She records it for me so I can teach it.  I
=
 > really would like to tell her things but I can't because I never know =
 > how she will react.  I'm trying to stay upstairs away from her.  I just
=
 > am so hurt because this happens so often.  She doesn't ever tell me =
 > anything either.  Dad has the same problem with her.  Please pray for =
 > me.
 >
 > Thanks,
 > Amy
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 > Hello everyone,
 >      Today started out as = a good day=20 but now it isn't so good.  My
 > Mom asked me what happened to me and = Tommy,=20 which used to be my
 > boyfriend.  I told her again that we had = decided to=20 just be
 > friends.  Then I said that it was because of some stuff = going=20
on.  I
 > then paused and decided I would tell her more but she said = how
come=20
 > you can tell everyone else but can't tell me?  I have told her = before
 > why I=20 can't tell her things.  So then she said well I guess you can
get
 > = someone=20 else to help you with your Sunday school lesson.  She
records
 > it = for me so=20 I can teach it.  I really would like to tell her
things
 > but I can't = because=20 I never know how she will react.  I'm trying
to
 > stay upstairs away = from=20 her.  I just am so hurt because this
happens
 > so often.  She = doesn't=20 ever tell me anything either.  Dad has the
 > same problem with = her. =20 Please pray for me.
 >
 > Thanks,
 > Amy
 >
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