Im sad and scared?!
Question: my brother is leaving today at 4:30 am to go to argentina .im really sad because i won't see him for 3 weeks. i know it might not seem long but it is. im also scared because Argentina is a red zone which means alot of people died there from robbers and theef ecx hes 18. any advice
Answers: my brother is leaving today at 4:30 am to go to argentina .im really sad because i won't see him for 3 weeks. i know it might not seem long but it is. im also scared because Argentina is a red zone which means alot of people died there from robbers and theef ecx hes 18. any advice
I'm sure he'll be ok. But you can always send him off with a note. Telling how you feel about him. That you'll miss him and hope he is safe and will write to you or get word to you however he can.
If you can give him a picture of you or the two of you together to look at. Then if you have one of him or the 2 of you. you can carry it with you or put it near your bed.
Then pray about it all while he is gone. Continue the prayers each day till he's home.
He'll be fine. Just call him every day and pray for him. I will.
Try not to worry, you will see him again soon. Just tell him you love him and that you'll be waiting for him when he gets home. Also it might help to pray:) God will always protect his children:) x
Tell him you are scared for him and would he mind sending you an email everyday.
I can appreciate your feeling. My son went to Iraq to fight in the war and I didn't see him for 16 months. Everyday I worried that someone would come to my door and tell me he had been shot. Try not to worry. It does absolutely no good at all. I am sure your brother will be fine. My son came home all in one piece in February. I will pray for your brother. It is so wonderful to know of someone that is so close to a sibling. God bless you for caring.
Tell him you love him, and give him a big hug, as if it's going to be your last, however, realize that bad can happen anywhere in the world, and so can good. Positive things happen to positive people, so keep up the good attitude. Yes, there are bad people, however, it sounds like he is young, and fit, and if he's planning a trip there, he's probably educated about it, so he'll be careful. Before you know it, he'll be back.
Think about this, of all our military men and women in the service, for each 10,000 in Iraq, and each 10,000 here in the USA, more die on our roads from drunk driving and from drug use, than die in the war. Choices can make the difference, no matter where you are. The chances of him getting hurt there are not much more than they are here in rush hour traffic.
ah who cares about your brither . hahahaha
Don't worry about him, actually whatever you think-happens. So please, don't worry about him getting hurt-because you'll attract that energy. Instead, change it with positive energy, and imagine him there, having a goodtime. Also, imagine him coming home to you, smiling and all well.
Fear is a common emotion and it is perfectly normal. You just have strong feelings for your brother and you don't want bad things to happen to him. Pray for him and tell God to keep him safe.