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Seeing God in a Brain Tumor
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Dee
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Hi Nevik, I think we all have our own opinions and as each one has said, we have a right to our feelings whatever they may be. Just because I believe in a loving God and personally do not feel he is the cause of the suffering we see, does not mean it doesn't bother me. It does, as it does any decent human being. But, the bottom line here is that we all have a place to come for encouragement and sharing during a difficult time in our lives. We all need each other no matter what we believe so I think we should be happy for that. We all deal with so much with these pituitary issues and we can not deal with it alone. No one else really understands but those of us going through it. That is I think one thing we can all agree on, so let's just be there for each other. I know I am not offended by your comments. I just don't agree with them but so what. That is not why I come here. We are a family here of pituitary patients and are here for each other. Regards, Diane |
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