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Biggest fear: Losing a child. Most recent fear: Gum surgery. Faced it yesterday. Won’t be nearly as concerned the next time.
Patty, losing a child, indeed. As best we can, live like there’s no tomorrow. In case there’s not, we’re better prepared. It’s painfully difficult to think about, yet it may be the only way to find solace in God’s plan.
I’m definitely with Patty. And Jeff, it’s true that there is peace that passes understanding when God holds us close after losing a child. He is close to the broken-hearted and comforts those who have no hope. And His love casts out our fears.
Natalie (and Patty), this video exposes our biggest fear of losing a child/spouse. The video builds and is crystal clear at the end – so the investment to watch the entire video is as if God was speaking directly to each of us. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FVjbo8dW9c8&ob=av3e
Leaving my kids fatherless.
David, you speak from a place few people can speak from. We can feel it in your heart that you have seen (and maybe even touched) the gates of hell.
Fear Itself. Seriously. F.D.R. was right, in my case. Classic, free-floating anxiety. I think it’s because if I worry about something, it never happens. It’s the things I never even considered that zap me when I’m not looking.
Lorie, knowing what you fear would seem to be an advantage. Many people aren’t as clear as you.