Sometimes reaching for hope is like reaching for a blade of grass in a blaze of fire. You may get burned. You may want more time for old wounds to heal. But you must reach in, and grasp the hope... and go on.
At times, five seconds feels like a million years. When you are battling your own mind, it becomes very confusing. I have been laughed at, ridiculed, raped and rejected. However, my faith has remained. This journey leads me--over and over--to God. I remember a verse in the Bible (Romans 15:13)”May the God of Hope fill you with all Joy and Peace as you trust in Him.” It’s hard work, but I am growing, day-by-day, as I learn to trust Him. My world goes ‘round and ‘round, and upside down, but I’ve found I can come to God in a very unique way. When I don’t understand what is going on in my heart, or what is going on in my mind, I’ve found that He is there.
Gayle is a survivor who has lived though abuse of many kinds. She suffers from Post Traumatic Stress Disorder. She is becoming victorious over schizophrenia and depression. Serving as a cryptologist in the Marines, she learned skills which helped carry her through the most difficult times of despair. She is determined to finish the race. This book speaks her heart. She hopes it will speak to yours.