Re: Prostatis and death...

god is a lousy worker. he made every men and every men comes with a number
of flaws.
am i right to say so?


"jrh" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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> In article <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
says...
>
> > "Andy"  wrote...
>
> > Hi Andy.
>
> >> sometimes i keep wondering, why all those prostatis
> >> people still strive to live in this world
> >> with an inperfect body...what is the point
> >> of putting up all these pain and live a sub-optimal
>
> > It sounds like your pretty down right now. If your a
> > prostatitis and CPPS sufferer your question is one many ask,
> > so don't feel alone OK? But....if
> > your not a sufferer, your question is somewhat cruel
> > and it's obvious you haven't given much thought as
> > to the emotional consequences it could have
> > for some suffering soul out there reading
> > who needs strength and support
> > rather than doom and gloom.
>
> > It sounds like your the former.
>
> >> If there has been no miracle in the past 2000 years
> >> can we expect it to come out in the next 20
> >> years? What for!!!
>
> > I suggest you stop looking for some miracle cure
> > because one thing you should know is although we
> > all have similar symptoms, each of our cases is
> > individual so there will not be just one cure for all.
> > I also suggest you try not to be so negative.
> > This condition in some cases can be utterly
> > tortureous, and if your suffering I understand,
> > but you have to try your best to avoid dwelling
> > on negative thoughts and create a dream and goal to
> > one day live without symptoms and strive for it.
> > If you don't think that is possible then try to
> > work towards lowering your prostatitis to a tolerable
> > level and accept a certain amount of discomfort
> > and at that point remember that there are other's
> > with medical problems far worse than yours.
> > Surround yourself with family and friends.
> > If your family and friends don't understand,
> > do a search on the web for chronic pain support sites,
> > or a website of faith, and post a message.
> > I can't tell you how important it is to have someone
> > you can share your frustrations with. I can confidently say
> > that I have about as much chronic pain as anyone posting here
> > but I continue to search for answers because
> > there are answers to be had. Do a search in
> > Google newsgroups with the search word's
> > " prostatitis, cure, CPPS, cured, better, symptoms, gone,"
> > and you will see that there have been many men who
> > have improved and now live lives with their health troubles
> > are only a memory. You will also see the diversity in
> > the treatment's they used to get better. Don't you dare tell me
> > that no one has ever cured themselves or
> > improved significantly because it's not true.
>
> >> Its such a hopeless world. Why does the creator create
> >> disease to torture the innocents...
>
> > What faith are you talking about and who among us
> > is so innocent? If you knew anything about the Christian
> > faith, you might not so blatantly post such a question in
> > public, but rather ask your God in private. Realize all
> > thing's happen for a reason and I recommend you read
> > the Book of Job. If your a person of faith, take on
> > the challenge of adversity in a way that would be pleasing
> > to your God. It's not going to be easy, so put on your
> > battle armour and fight like a soldier!
>
> > Best regard's
> > Derek
>
>
> Reality would only be an illusion if it were not made to conform
> to physical Law. CPPS like all illness has a physical cause.
> God can not cure you with out suspending the Laws that make you,
> but if you ask with a sincere heart, you will be given what you need.
> One can be cured by a miracle of faith, but truth can lead to
> the cure for all.
>
> jrh
>