Comments on: I’ve Been To Prison http://blackandmarriedwithkids.com/2009/11/06/ive-been-to-prison Promoting Positive Images of Marriage and Parenting Since 2007 Sun, 12 Feb 2012 07:03:00 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 By: Robert Enke http://blackandmarriedwithkids.com/2009/11/06/ive-been-to-prison/comment-page-1#comment-20086 Robert Enke Fri, 13 Nov 2009 15:58:39 +0000 http://blackandmarriedwithkids.com/?p=6791#comment-20086 It is very difficult to take the pills, vicodin in this case we are gaining control of our body, we must remain very careful and not fall and hang on to drugs, always remember to look at this couple and for our future. I read findrxonline certainly are very addictive and so we need to know control. It is very difficult to take the pills, vicodin in this case we are gaining control of our body, we must remain very careful and not fall and hang on to drugs, always remember to look at this couple and for our future. I read findrxonline certainly are very addictive and so we need to know control.

]]> By: RiverAngel42 http://blackandmarriedwithkids.com/2009/11/06/ive-been-to-prison/comment-page-1#comment-20045 RiverAngel42 Wed, 11 Nov 2009 18:52:21 +0000 http://blackandmarriedwithkids.com/?p=6791#comment-20045 As we get older and have been bumped, bruised and hurt forgiveness can truly become a more difficult thing to do. I watch my children play and listen to their stories from school and it is amazing how easy it is for their young hearts to forgive. Ashamed we walk away from that gift as we get older, usually when we need it most. In my studies I have heard two preachers say two profound things about forgiveness. One is, "Not forgiving a person is like drinking poison and hoping someone else dies" the other "How dare we go to God the Father to ask for forgiveness lest we are able to forgive one another right here on earth, who do you think you are?". Ever ask yourself the questions, How does God continually forgive me? How bad must it hurt Him when I do Him wrong knowing He will never retaliate? How is it that He is always waiting for my return so that HE can give me what He has in store for me? How great is He that He can wipe my slate clean every time I ask? Why He gave us a Son that died for us, uttering in pain for our forgiveness, by His design? Brings me to one final question. How can we not forgive one another especially those to whom we are committed in Spirit through marriage or are intented to marry? I understand that sometimes hurt will cause us to feel that a person that we love can not be trusted or forgiven. However we should be very careful in making that assumption and allowing that feeling to take root. Where there is love there is always forgiveness. We just need to learn to deal with the other feelings involved separately, stay prayerful, faithful, hopeful and you will be amazed at the things God will and time will release you from. Be Blessed, RiverAngel42 http://onlinefellowship.org "Enhancing and Promoting Christian Fellowship" As we get older and have been bumped, bruised and hurt forgiveness can truly become a more difficult thing to do. I watch my children play and listen to their stories from school and it is amazing how easy it is for their young hearts to forgive. Ashamed we walk away from that gift as we get older, usually when we need it most.

In my studies I have heard two preachers say two profound things about forgiveness. One is, “Not forgiving a person is like drinking poison and hoping someone else dies” the other “How dare we go to God the Father to ask for forgiveness lest we are able to forgive one another right here on earth, who do you think you are?”.

Ever ask yourself the questions, How does God continually forgive me? How bad must it hurt Him when I do Him wrong knowing He will never retaliate? How is it that He is always waiting for my return so that HE can give me what He has in store for me? How great is He that He can wipe my slate clean every time I ask? Why He gave us a Son that died for us, uttering in pain for our forgiveness, by His design? Brings me to one final question. How can we not forgive one another especially those to whom we are committed in Spirit through marriage or are intented to marry? I understand that sometimes hurt will cause us to feel that a person that we love can not be trusted or forgiven. However we should be very careful in making that assumption and allowing that feeling to take root. Where there is love there is always forgiveness. We just need to learn to deal with the other feelings involved separately, stay prayerful, faithful, hopeful and you will be amazed at the things God will and time will release you from.

Be Blessed,

RiverAngel42

http://onlinefellowship.org
“Enhancing and Promoting Christian Fellowship”

]]> By: Anna http://blackandmarriedwithkids.com/2009/11/06/ive-been-to-prison/comment-page-1#comment-19867 Anna Sun, 08 Nov 2009 03:21:08 +0000 http://blackandmarriedwithkids.com/?p=6791#comment-19867 I have never been to prison nor anyone I know. If my hubby or ex hubby touched my child I would be in prison and not them, they would have got a bullet between the eyes. If my hubby went to prison for a crime I knew in my heart he did not commit, I would support him and build my dream team to get him out. I have never been to prison nor anyone I know. If my hubby or ex hubby touched my child I would be in prison and not them, they would have got a bullet between the eyes. If my hubby went to prison for a crime I knew in my heart he did not commit, I would support him and build my dream team to get him out.

]]> By: Andre Agassi http://blackandmarriedwithkids.com/2009/11/06/ive-been-to-prison/comment-page-1#comment-19770 Andre Agassi Fri, 06 Nov 2009 16:52:15 +0000 http://blackandmarriedwithkids.com/?p=6791#comment-19770 A pharmacist 70 years of age pleaded innocent to charges of stealing prescription painkillers and trading them for sexual favors. Police said they began investigating P. Lussier after receiving tips that he was trading Vicodin, an addictive pain reliever, to a woman in her 30s in exchange for sex. Detective Sgt. S. H. said Lussier was carrying 100 pills when they arrested him as he left work at a Brooks Pharmacy in Palmer, Massachusetts on Wednesday evening.Lussier was arraigned Thursday on charges including drug trafficking and larceny of a controlled substance. He was ordered held on $100,000 bail. Police said they found thousands of prescription pills, including Oxycontin, Oxycodone and Viagra, when they searched Lussier's home on Wednesday. They also found two .38-caliber handguns, Haley said.Lussier's lawyer, Brian L. Blackburn, said his client has not been charged with any offenses in 21 years. In 1984, Lussier, then the owner of a Springfield pharmacy, received two years' probation after pleading guilty to two counts of illegally dispensing the painkiller Percodan. In 1977, he was sentenced to 2 1/2 years in prison after pleading guilty to selling thousands of dollars' worth of stimulants and depressants to undercover narcotics agents, this indicates in his article on findrxonline addiction of vicodin. A pharmacist 70 years of age pleaded innocent to charges of stealing prescription painkillers and trading them for sexual favors. Police said they began investigating P. Lussier after receiving tips that he was trading Vicodin, an addictive pain reliever, to a woman in her 30s in exchange for sex. Detective Sgt. S. H. said Lussier was carrying 100 pills when they arrested him as he left work at a Brooks Pharmacy in Palmer, Massachusetts on Wednesday evening.Lussier was arraigned Thursday on charges including drug trafficking and larceny of a controlled substance. He was ordered held on $100,000 bail. Police said they found thousands of prescription pills, including Oxycontin, Oxycodone and Viagra, when they searched Lussier’s home on Wednesday. They also found two .38-caliber handguns, Haley said.Lussier’s lawyer, Brian L. Blackburn, said his client has not been charged with any offenses in 21 years. In 1984, Lussier, then the owner of a Springfield pharmacy, received two years’ probation after pleading guilty to two counts of illegally dispensing the painkiller Percodan. In 1977, he was sentenced to 2 1/2 years in prison after pleading guilty to selling thousands of dollars’ worth of stimulants and depressants to undercover narcotics agents, this indicates in his article on findrxonline addiction of vicodin.

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