Re: Feeling sad

Molly,

As a man whose wife tried to murder him, I can relate to the fear. My mother-in-law and wife wanted me out of the picture, so they could inherit through my children. When I survived, by a miracle of God, they panicked, because I knew, and I could testify. They came to the hospital where I lay unconscious from a gunshot wound. Her mother pretended she was my mother, and handed the nurse a forged living will, saying it was my wish not to be on life support.

By the time those two had the hospital scam planned out, I wasn't on life support. My mother-in-law tried to get my wife to apologize, and offer herself to me, so they could try to murder me again. She brought over a plate of homemade cookies poisoned with strychnine. I had to go to poison control, but this time I was smart: I kept some evidence.

I still have those cookies, and those two witches do anything I tell them to. They are my prisoners, and they shall never go free, because I have a restraining order against both of them, so if either shows up, she gets arrested on the spot.

I was scared for a good long time. I was afraid to walk outside because one of them might run me over. After I got the restraining order it was better, because the mother daughter witch team had to move five miles away from me, and wherever I wanted to go, they had to leave. Both of them are filled with vengeance. They have made their own prison out of their rebellion against me.

I'm glad you're ok. I found something that really works to get rid of the lingering effect: I lit a votive candle and took responsibility for their sin of attempted murder, and confessed it to Jesus, asking that he forgive me for them, and asking that the two of them receive Jesus' Forgiveness. This is the way to freedom. I confessed my own sin of being unchaste, by sleeping with my now ex-wife before we were married. A chaste woman would never attempt murder. THAT WAS MY BIG MISTAKE !!

I'm so happy for you. I read your post out loud to myself it was so good.