Above & Beyond Christian Counseling
Christian Counseling, Deliverance Ministry and Spiritual Warfare
What issues were you dealing with? Be specific.
I struggled with depression, loneliness and suicidal thoughts throughout my life. It felt like the more I leaned on God it got better (felt temporary), I did not feel strong enough to beat those thoughts and feelings, it would come back 10 times stronger.
What issues were you dealing with? Be specific.
The main thing that I was dealing with was heavy depression and anxiety due to a body odor that I suffered from for 12 years along with other physical, mental and emotional ailments. I suffered from rejection from many and had many labels attatched to my name.
How where they affecting you?
The body odor issue was a cause of numerous things like insecurity, anger, bitterness, rejection, depression, anxiety and suicidal thoughts. The rejection from others caused me to hate people. The reactions they would give to my body odor caused me to be angry and hostile towards everyone.
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Before coming to Above and Beyond Counseling Center, I was in chains. I experienced a very rough childhood that led me into an addiction of drugs and alcohol. As I reflect back to who I was prior to being delivered by the Holy Spirit I was in bondage in every area of my life! [Read more…]
From January 7 to January 18, 2013 I was in a deep spiritual comma where ending my life was the only way out that I saw. After a year of a traumatic event in my life, and a lifetime of generational curses, those were two weeks of constant torture of the mind, not eating, not sleeping, not resting. The thought of suicide was always present, always weighing down on me, always. The spirit of suicide is extremely heavy and so I was not living, but simply existing. [Read more…]
“When I was four years old one of my parents’ dreams became true. They were approved for a permanent resident card to Puerto Rico from the Dominican Republic. However, my paperwork was not ready at the same time as theirs, so I had to stay behind with my uncle and his family.
As a young child, I played the “mom and dad game” with my cousins. I was fondled by males ages eight to thirteen before I was reunited with my mother. To my surprise when I arrived in Puerto Rico, my parents were divorced. To make ends meet, my mother had to work very early and return home late. As a result, I became a latchkey child at the age of six. [Read more…]