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Mktonght · 61-69, M
I believe in miracles and am honored to be a spectator to them regularly. I work with men and women coming out of prison mostly with drug addictions and multiple incarcerations.
By helping them have self-confidence, a faith that there is a real God in their lives and the Holy spirit inside of them; change is real and it works.
By helping them have self-confidence, a faith that there is a real God in their lives and the Holy spirit inside of them; change is real and it works.
Tellmeaboutyourself · 26-30, F
@Mktonght out of context, but does your job anytime depress you or tire you since it is based on the how the other person is reciprocating or taking in what you are trying to instill? I heard many psychologists and psychiatrists especially of convicts get ptsd or low grade depression
Mktonght · 61-69, M
@Tellmeaboutyourself I have gone to bed more then one night in tears over the loss of a good "friend" who regressed. However, I understand it is not me, it is their struggle with addiction and self-esteem. So grace is my answer, love them and never give up on them.
Tellmeaboutyourself · 26-30, F
@Mktonght True and very high level of emotional intellect. You are doing a wonderful job helping them :)