My Ex-Husband Research Paper

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They called it a near miss, but I called it "the grace of God". I am still here on earth. I am a recover alcohol. I been sober for 7 years." Thank you God" . I went cold turkey and no "AA meetings. I went to God in prayer. He deliver me from alcohol. I been drinking all my life. I should be dead . He saved me for a purpose. My ex-husband died from drinking alcohol. He lost his pancreas. He was in and out hospitals a lot in our marriage. I never seen one piece paper after his release from hospital. He must was throwing them away. In my life. I had a lot of near a miss ,but God .My ex-husband was my first love .I loved this man more than I loved myself -sad, but true . I learned self-love after my divorce with " God help" again. You got love

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