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To: mylittleangel who wrote (2845)7/12/2001 9:27:53 AM
From: gregor  Respond to of 14396
 
Dear my little angel:

I have a few opened ended questions about the co-dependent. Assuming I am correct that in the church family it is hushed up just as in real families, you know , for the 'protection' of the family, that it is pervasive in this family, that the co-dependent is dependent on whom ?? Obviously those in leadership positions, just as usually it is the head of the household that is going to be the 'alcoholic'.

But, what are the necessary steps to 'get free'. Obviously 'divorce' is throwing in the towel and giving up. Give me the practical steps and I want to turn that around into the spiritual steps ...........In Christ ....gregor



To: mylittleangel who wrote (2845)7/23/2001 7:22:13 PM
From: calgal  Respond to of 14396
 
MLA: How are things going?

You all can pray for the family of another Mark.
He had a massive heart attack at a young age. I worked with him, although he was in Nashville. He had just moved his family this year. He was well respected in the Christian music industry.

Westi


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