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How do I deal with the shame of being a medical bankrupt?

Answer:

I can relate to the shame of being a medical bankrupt, having been in a similar situation myself. When I received the devastating news of a mass on my spine, I felt like my world was crumbling down. The weight of unmet expectations and standards was crushing me. But as I reflected on my situation, I realized that it wasn't my fault. It was a medical crisis that no one could have prepared for or prevented.

In that moment, I had to confront my true nature and admit that I couldn't self-save. I needed help, power, and guidance from a higher power. It was then that I turned to my faith and God's promise of redemption and restoration. I began to listen carefully to God's words and formed the habit of heeding them. I realized that I wasn't alone in my struggles and that God was with me every step of the way.

As I navigated this difficult time, I learned the importance of taking initiative and making decisions that would lead me closer to God. I had to burn my bridges behind me, making it impossible to go back to my old ways. I had to write the letter, pay the debt, and take the necessary steps to move forward. It wasn't easy, but with God's guidance and support, I was able to find a way out of my crisis and emerge stronger and wiser.

Sources:

introduction biblical ethics
robertson mcquilkin
practicing the way
john mark comer
depression
edward welch
building dynamic faith
jerry falwell
my utmost for his highest
oswald chambers
why does god allow evil
clay jones

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