Thursday, February 24, 2011

I have lost my joy. I feel like I am dog paddling so hard but am not getting anywhere. Am I drowning? Meg and I seem to constantly be in battle. This morning I am sitting here crying my eyes out because I don't want to be mad at her, I do not constantly want anger in my heart towards her. I had to remind her this morning that I am the parent, Heavenly Father has given me that privilege and you get to do things just because I said so and there is no debate. Like eating breakfast, dressing warm...not options to discuss. I feel like we are in a constant battle against one another and I am losing terribly.

My other great loss of joy at this moment is in my husband. We began to discuss things in depth last night, some feelings I was having. He has no goals, purpose to his life...he is just living each day. After some frustration he did realize that we as a couple do need to talk things out, have a game plan, have a purpose to why. He was and still is not worried about his pay cut and yet I struggle with it daily. He seems more at peace but yet I am constantly worrying. I want him to be more. I want him to want to be more. In ten years where will we be as a couple. I want him to think of more than day to day, ten years from now, how about after this life. I guess my JOY is that I know , I do not doubt my testimony. But my joy seems incomplete because my husband will not be with me for eternity. I know I made that choice but I didn't realize it would be so difficult. I will do everything I can to make sure that I return to my Father in Heaven and that our children will have that same desire and testimony.

1 comment:

  1. Life can seem very bleak at times. I'm sorry you are struggling so, but my thoughts and prayers are with you. Hang in there and try to remember that "this too shall pass." Words seems so empty at times though. I hate it when I'm struggling and someone tries to help by repeating platitudes. So I don't mean to be that type of friend. Maybe the best I can give you is to say that I know where you're coming from and you're not alone.

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