If she would have kept being depressed, paranoid, and screwy, she might have come home sooner.
But this is not the circumstances to have her come home. You want her home for all the right reasons....not b/c she's about to have a nervous breakdown.
I agree about her doctor, if she has bipolar she needs meds.
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I'm having a hard time praising God 'through the storm', but I have to trust Him and His better judgement for my life.
I understand what you mean. I have been through a lot of things down through the years that I could not see how God would get any glory from that situation. I have learned that it is up to "us" to give Him the glory. In other words, we have the power, the decision, or the ability to learn from our circumstance and to become a better person b/c of it. If you can honestly pray that God will open your eyes to see what you can learn from all of this and how to apply it to you....it may go better for you.
It is not about what you feel should work in your M. It is about doing the work that gets the right results. Do what works!
