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Posted by Lou Pilder on March 14, 2011, at 17:06:10
Friends,
There is a great crisis going on in the world now. And there is even a greater crisis that I see that I will post here about.
I am inviting interested readers to read about this and I am also wanting people to know that you could save yourself a lot of time by not reading this if you are satisfiied with your condition being a taker of a drug or multiple drugs. You see, it is not my intention to eradicate all the mind-altering drugs from the world. Nor is it my intention to get those taking mind-altering drug(s) to give up their drug(s). I am not intereted in organizing a group to join me in any cause.
You see, if you think that you are in bondage, it has been revealed to me that those that read what I post here could receive something that could cause them to want to be free from mind-altering drugs and that means that those that receive such will be willing on their own to be free. They that receive could think that they have been captives, in shackles. This captivity could be led captive, not to put you again in bondage, if you think that you are and want to be free.
Now it has been revealed to me that this freedom is gained through great tribulation, and one is like a little child in this situation.
But there is a lock on the gate to this freedom. In this discussion I will show you the keys to this freedom so that when the gate is opened, no man or anything, could prevail against you. You could have a new life and a more abundant life. But if reading now you are content with your life of being a drug(s) taker, reject this opportunity here and stop reading. But if you do want a new life, take this opportunity to continue reading here.
Lou
Posted by MatthewDavid on March 16, 2011, at 19:50:44
In reply to The way out, posted by Lou Pilder on March 14, 2011, at 17:06:10
I have a very different ideal. I feel like I am a prisoner, in shackles (as you state) by my condition, not the medication. It is the medication that free's me and allows me to be myself.
Posted by B2Chica on March 17, 2011, at 8:01:36
In reply to Re: The way out, posted by MatthewDavid on March 16, 2011, at 19:50:44
Very well put.
agreed.
despite the h$ll that some meds have put me through. overall it is the condition that limits. not the right medications.
my condition (pychotic depression) is so dibilitating i can not function at all when its at its worst. AT ALL.
with even the wrong meds they still lift me up a bit. but with the right meds. i am back to high functioning again.
and with my job, and children.
i will settle for Nothing less than that.b2c.
This is the end of the thread.
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