Finding Strength in God

For some of us, this is a comment we’ve heard over and over—maybe as a child, or even now as an adult. It’s often said in frustration or disbelief, as though asking questions is a flaw that needs to be fixed. If this sounds familiar, you may have felt like your natural curiosity is too much for others to handle.

Have you ever been triggered? Do you think being triggered is a good thing or a bad thing? Triggers—those emotional reactions to people, situations, or memories—can sneak up on us when we least expect them. And let’s be honest, they can feel intense.

Have you ever been triggered? Do you think being triggered is a good thing or a bad thing? Triggers—those emotional reactions to people, situations, or memories—can sneak up on us when we least expect them. And let’s be honest, they can feel intense.

You’ve been to countless doctors, each visit filled with the hope of a diagnosis, a treatment plan, a light at the end of the tunnel. But instead of answers, you’re met with shrugs, more tests, and well-meaning but ultimately empty reassurances. The pain persists, an unwelcome companion that shadows your every move.