Yesterday I saw a certain homeless woman who I'll once again call "Kimberly." Kimberly looked calmer and more composed and sounded more coherent than she had been.
I noted, "You've seemed like you've been doing better lately. Today it looks like you're doing even better."
She explained, "Yeah, I decided not to get high today."
I reassured her, "Well, it makes a difference."
Kimberly has realized the ill effects which methamphetamines have on her. She wants to stop using meth.
Kimberly is choosing to take care of herself, and so she is loving herself. When we love and respect ourselves, we begin to live the life God created us to live.
I noted, "You've seemed like you've been doing better lately. Today it looks like you're doing even better."
She explained, "Yeah, I decided not to get high today."
I reassured her, "Well, it makes a difference."
Kimberly has realized the ill effects which methamphetamines have on her. She wants to stop using meth.
Kimberly is choosing to take care of herself, and so she is loving herself. When we love and respect ourselves, we begin to live the life God created us to live.
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