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Difference in the life we live in and the world also, and do you think you would be about your norm or do you think it would change how you are as you are today if that was to happen? Curious and wondering is all, nothing against anyone and your opinion on the post here, neutral is all, I think I couldn't say, I don't like the condition I have, but came to accept it in the path of life in my 30s I at first didn't know what I was going through and felt like a outsider and different from other… read more
I definitely wouldn’t have walked away from a job where I was clearing $6000 a month after taxes. But I also wouldn’t have grown up around epilepsy either. I think that’s the main reason why it didn’t freak me out when I finally got diagnosed against my mother’s will and wishes. And I don’t think she would have been the same person either. Ahh.. the what if’s…
I was raised a Catholic and was till I moved out here in 1988 and stayed at church and lived upstairs, but anyway it was a Christian church and a little bit being there I was baptized as a Christian, so I consider myself as a Catholic Christian mix, my opinion here to your?
I wouldn't have grown up as damaged goods in my family. I wanted to be a teacher. I don't know if that would have happened since God wanted me and my hubby together.
Yes, of course it would have changed life dramatically. My faith in my Lord Jesus Christ would still be strong because I had an extremely Christ centered upbringing, knowing that "....With God all things are possible" (Matt. 19:26) although my faith wouldn't be as tested as it has been. I would've married the woman I grew up loving.
@A MyEpilepsyTeam Member It's good to stay secure in the Bible. What is a Catholic / Christian mix?
I think it would be a wonderful world, but I wonder if we would lose some of our compassion for others. I don’t know.
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