Kim's Groups
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Weight Loss
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Depression
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Anger
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Fear and Anxiety
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Profile Information
- What radio station do you listen to?
- WORD FM
- Relationship Status
- Married with kids
- How did you first hear about this community
- Radio Program
Comment Wall (3 comments)
- At 9:39am on November 13, 2008,
Teresa Walker said… - Kim i would really love to have you pray for me concerning depression and self hate. I am extremely hard on myself yet can accept others more readily. I have a back ground of sexual abuse at age 4-11 and this has caused me to struggle with self worth over the years. I am 47 years young and about 100 pounds obese. I have been on a roller coaster over the years, losing and gaining. I know what i shoukd do but don't. I believe it stems from not loving myself enough to get healthy. I minister to women and children on a regular basis and love the Lord. The weight is affecting me in an unhealthy manner and there is fear that my life may be cut short unless this is rectified for good.
- At 11:11pm on October 29, 2008,
Barbara said… - Kim, we have so much in common! I have chosen to seek counseling and to be healed and I feel that God has led me and that I am at the beginning of a wonderful new journey up and out of the grief. I am anxious to be well and to be of service to my Lord. I would love it if we could go on this journey together.... encouraging each other and praying for each other. Would you be interested in something like this? I sure dont have the answers but I am going to those who do...... and am looking forward to being happy, and a changed life! Lovingly, Barb
- At 9:03pm on October 29, 2008,
Running on Faith said… - Warm hugs to you Kim. I lost my brother three years ago, I can relate to things getting out of control after his death. Sibling grief goes unrecognized in our culture, so the surviving children are often over looked by others (most of the focus is on the parents and the spouse if there is one). Please know you are not alone and your grief matters.
Since you had an incident where you could have died and only a few short months later your brother dies, I am wondering if you are feeling survivors guilt? There is no amount of trauma you can do to your body to lessen your loss, there is not one piece of food that will feel the void in your life...trust me, I have looked :) Please just know you are worthy of living and although I did not know your brother, I am sure he would not have wanted you to suffer as you have. You could not control what happened to your brother however you can control where you go from here.....know that going on with your life and finding happiness in a world without your brother are NOT things that should bring guilt, this is a very hard thing to grasp when even just a little smile or a good day can bring thoughts of guilt since your brother is not here to enjoy those things.....but he would want you to enjoy them, he would not want your "life" to stop because he is no longer here. Your brother will always be a part of you, your memories, your thoughts (happy and sad) and although the pain doesn't fully go away, it does get a bit more tolerable as times goes on. You are in my thoughts and prayers. >^..^<</body>
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