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Is your current medication
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Is your current medication working at its optimum for you? If it does, continue to stay on it, or tweak it under your doctor's supervision. You might benefit from seeing a therapist as well who may help you face and modify the challenges of replaying guilt over and over in your head. The ADD might be hyperfocused on your guilt so intensely you have memory gaps. The hardest thing we humans find is to forgive and love ourselves before we can "do right" by others. Forgive yourself; the rest of your actions will be your gauge of your improvement....
I read your comment and the
Submitted by c ur self on
I read your comment and the story you have shared is no different from times in my own life. I am sorry that you are dealing with such unwanted and undesired circumstances. But, I have come to find out in my own life of 57 years that circumstances, how ever i perceive them, are designed by a sovereign God to get me to see him. He loves you with the full force of his love, and you need his peace. Until you stop focusing on you past mistakes (we all have made plenty) and receive the forgiveness and abundant life that's only in Jesus, your view of this live will always be skewed. Money, sex, houses, wives, lovers, children, nothing can or will be able to substitute for a life in Christ. Then and only then will you know what being loved is like....I will pray for you...