My little brother is turning 16 on tomorrow and he has the blues. He was supposed to come to live with me in August, but I had to tell him that he couldn't come. Of course I didn't tell him that I was homeless, but he was sad.
My family is not very supportive. They are actually hostile and slightly abusive. Not physically, but mentally. I had to leave home at 17 because I couldn't take it anymore. I had gotten severely depressed and I prayed to God for a solution and that was the first time I heard God speak to me. He told me to ask my mom if I could live with my grandmother and my life changed when I moved. So, I know how he feels. He wants to be a happy teenager, but he can't because of my family. I pray for him and my heart hurts because I screwed up and I can't help him. I prayed and asked God to forgive me because I need to be able to help my family but I can't because I can't even help myself. Every time I talk to him he's upset that his bday is coming and he's not happy. Sweet 16 is supposed to be special and I pray that he have a good day on tomorrow, but I pray more that God help me so that I can help him. I told him that I would be sending him a gift. My goal is to send him $50. He's also upset that he doesn't have clothes. My mom's house burned down a couple of weeks ago and he said that a lot of his clothes burned. Hopefully he can get something nice with the money. Hopefully it will brighten his day.
Monday, October 4, 2010
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