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Date Posted: 15:37:34 03/05/05 Sat
Author: Elizabeth
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Re: Mental Illness
In reply to: Joe Chung 's message, "Re: Mental Illness" on 19:24:25 03/03/05 Thu

I was told by a current member of Chicago UBF, whom I ran into on campus fishing. It was a brief conversation. I was not lied to at all about how she died, I was informed her death was suicidal, but that is all I was told. I didn't ask for more facts about her death because I was immediatly drawn into a state of unbelief and saddness. Then I began to think of her family and how they could be suffering. I coudln't really talk to this person and had to go. Setting a time to "meet" was not an option either, since I probably would have had to sit through bible study. Based on the fact that others were lied to I'm surprised I was told directly. Not all UBF people lie, especially newer people in UBF. I think the lies begin at the top to "cover" up their mistakes. Exposing sins and mistakes is not part of UBF nature. But I recently learned that the bible does the opposite. The word of God exposes all our sins especially those of the leaders. King David's sins were never hidden in the bible they were fully exposed and the consequences are shown. May her death not be in vain but rather really help UBF expose their wretchedness!!

Her death saddnes me, especially the confirmation of her death as a suicide. She was a very nice person. I hope that God may show her mercy for not being in her right mind.

Was there even a funeral? or did they decide to damn her immediatly and not allow the family to grieve? I hope they were more merciful this time than they were for others.

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Re: Mental Illness -- Nonny Moose, 21:27:39 03/05/05 Sat