Praying she sees the hope in her future and value of her life and
contribution to others. God's interruption of her mind set and the love of
Christ to over take it.

Brad

At 10/28/2003 on Tuesday, you wrote:
>Hi, all.  I'd like to ask your prayers for a friend of mine named
>Dodie.  I've known her since the 1970's, and even before I knew her, she
>was battling depression.  Over the years she's seen many doctors and
>spiritual directors, and spent a lot of time asking God for help.  All of
>us who know her and love her have been trying to support her as best we
>can.  Recently she was hospitalized for a month or so, and put on different
>medications by the doctors there, which gave her no relief.  Now she's out,
>but not in a place mentally or emotionally where she can return to her own
>home, so she's living with some friends and attending an out-patient
>group.  But because she can't work, her insurance is being canceled in a
>few days, and she won't even be able to get the psychiatric and medical
>care she needs.  I talked to a friend who's in touch with her a lot, who
>says she's suicidal, just wanting the pain to end.  This thing is bigger
>than Dodie can handle, and it's certainly bigger than those of us who love
>her can handle;  but we know Who can handle it.  So please join me in
>lifting Dodie up in prayer, that she will get the help she needs.
>
>Thanks.
>
>Peggy
>
>
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