More of You, Less of Me
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April 1992 Oh no, no, no, no, no! It CAN’T be! As I stood there in the high school hallway listening to the doctor’s voice on the other line of the telephone. “Positive.” he said. “Please come in and see me.” Oh Dear God. What have I done? What will I do? This can’t be happening. So many thoughts were going through my mind. As I hung up, my heart raced, I felt lightheaded. I was only sixteen years old, how could this have happened? Well, I knew exactly how this had happened. The decisions and choices that lay ahead of me were just overwhelming. My first thought was that I would run away, but that idea, as good as I thought it sounded, was crazy. Where on earth would I go? Where would WE go? This was an example of allowing the situation to determine what I was and where I was going in my life. At that very moment as I questioned myself, I had already made a choice and a decision. I was keeping this baby.
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Do you wish everything around you would be just right? Do you ever wish somethings in life didn't happen? Is it possible to accept horrifying situations as a way to a better life? Is it possible that God has "allowed" hurtful situations in life for your benefit? Could we answer yes to any of these questions? If not, I urge you to come along and journey with me and see what God can do through More of You, less of me.
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My experiences in life have brought me down many roads. I'm often amazed at the transformation through the challenges and how I'm here today. Through this, God has shown up in so many ways throughout this journey. God became for me the calm in the raging storm of life.
Today I am filled with peace and love towards myself and others. My faith has become stronger and much deeper through my self surrender and trust in Him who has made beautiful things come from the horrors of abuse.
Growing up in the fast paced city of Toronto, my husband and three grown children continue to make T.O our home place.
Continue to follow Christina's journey at www.teenmombloggers.com.