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Addiction . . .
Another word for heartache and despair
Who could ever understand -
No one, unless it happened to you.
Do you ever wonder, "What's wrong with me? Why am I different? Why do I do what I really, at times, do not want to do? Something inside (deep inside of me) seems to rise up and I lose control again."
Are you being played? Is there some force that is stronger than you that has control? You are not alone. There is an enemy (a whole army of demons) that works to destroy you. It is an enemy that knows your weakness. You, at times, are helpless in this thing. You are being played.
We dance to a certain music played just for us-played using our weaknesses, by the enemy of our soul. Yes, the devil (or Satan) is his name. You can run away and refuse to believe, but it is true. You will be played, until you face the possibility that it is an evil spirit who works on you! I thought that I was bad and did bad things, when I only wanted to please myself and have a little fun; but then the fun turned into shame. You must face the consequences of the addiction and helplessness.
About the author
Rosemary was born and raised in Burnwell, West Virginia. She is a graduate of Wayne Community College where she completed her degree in nursing. She has recently retired from Cape Coral Hospital where she worked as an RN in the Obstetrics and Gynecology Unit. She currently lives in North Fort Myers, Florida with her husband. She has four children and seven grandchildren.
Rosemary has a passion for reaching out and touching lives through her creative use of storytelling and prose. She has one novel in print (Disgraced) and is co-author of two other works of fiction (Maddie's Paradise Mountain and I Remember Grandma). Her two most recent books in prose are, A Devotional - Through the Seasons and Dear God, It's Me, Can We Talk?
In addition to writing, she actively participates in the church choir to inspire others through music. She is also a frequent guest speaker on the teachings of God through prose and is active at community gatherings.
