or worst enemy.
I experienced that last week on
my trip from family member. I didn't
respond back immediately out of
respect for my niece and her wedding
which happened last Friday.
Another thing I knew the person was
hurting though I don't think of it
as excuse.
Again this shows me we must think
before we speak and encouraging
words is the best way to accomplish
it..
The words spoken were not kind
and not truthful either. A double
whammy we could say.
A couple days later I was asked to
take a second covid-19 test before
the wedding. Actually a third test.
I took the first test before going
on the trip then another five days
later there. After being told I should
have taken another test I let my brother
know that I didn't appreciate the way
I was being treated.
My brother said well you came a long
ways and want to be sure you didn't
catch covid. I told him I had covid
18 months ago and since I have been
tested negative eight times including
these two times. The second test was
taken five days after arriving and I don't
feel any symptoms. So I didn't take
the third test.
It is important we keep our composure
under these circumstances and at the
same time stand up for ourselves.
Words can be damaging and hurt relationships
so again encourage one another. Amen!
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