I Am Exhausted

 Have you ever found yourself feeling exhausted because of the people around you? It's like you're giving you all to help them, but it seems like they're not doing anything to help themselves. I can relate to this feeling all too well, especially with my uncle who suffered from a stroke earlier this year.

I've been taking care of him, financing his daily needs, and making sure he's comfortable. But despite my efforts, I noticed that he wasn't helping himself. Instead of buying necessary things, he would spend his money on food that he shouldn't be eating. It's frustrating, and I find myself easily getting irritated by him.

However, I realized that this is an opportunity to show the love of God. In God's eyes, I may be like my uncle - stubborn and inconsiderate - but He loves me perfectly without judgment or condemnation. It's not an easy task, but I'm praying for the strength to pass this test.

If you're going through something similar, know that you're not alone. We all have our breaking points, but we can choose to see this as a test and strive to pass it. We may feel exhausted, but we can also find rest in knowing that God is always with us.

It's important to remember that even in difficult situations, we have the power to choose our attitude and response. Instead of allowing ourselves to be consumed by frustration and exhaustion, we can shift our perspective and focus on showing love and compassion.

In moments like these, it's also important to practice self-care and set boundaries for our own well-being. We can't pour from an empty cup, so it's okay to take a step back and take care of ourselves too.

Remember, God's love is unconditional and extends to all of us, even when we fall short. Let's use these challenges as an opportunity to grow in love and patience, both towards ourselves and those around us.