Trust in the lord with all your heart and
lean not on your own understanding.
(Proverbs 3:5)
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For
Parents
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A Mother’s surrender of an adult child with Gender Identity
Disorder
My child is wayward and confused. No matter what I try to say to him,
he responds with bitterness and malice
My heart is broken, my soul weary, I have done all that I could but he
still will not listen and see the truth clearly
The stress that he has caused through refusing to get well has been
like a weight around my neck that I have been holding
No more preaching, no more fights now, not even a scolding
For I have come to a place where there is no other option
I must give my child up to his Father for Adoption
His father Loves him more than anyone in the world
He chose him to be His son not a daughter, not a girl
He chose him before he was even in my womb
For him to live and not to die that is why his father bled and died
for him and was raised out of the tomb
His father loves him very much and is pleased with HIS SELECTION
I know that when I give my son up, His father will keep him under His
protection
So, Father God, Lord Jesus, I have done all that I could and I cannot
do anymore
I am tired and weary and there is no other way, the best thing that I
can do now is give him to you and to continue to pray
Please take your son and hedge him in the way only you can do
Make things for him rough, because your Love is tough, give him no
slack
God corrects the ones He loves in order to bring them back
Keep your hand of correction upon him, take him under your wing until
his blind eyes are open to the truth
Remember Father your promise that in the last days you will pour out
your spirit on our youth
So, today I have to say Goodbye for now, trusting you, Lord, no more
worries, no more fears
I need you to help me to move forward and wipe away my tears
I hope that you will deliver him now and it will not take another
seven years
Lord, my hope is in you and no other
I thank you in advance for answering my prayers as his mother
Written by Lily
Year 2009. |
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