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Just tell the truth damn it.

My son has been officially missing for over 30 days. And let's tell the truth he is 17 and a young black man no one is looking for him. The odds have been stacked against him since birth born to a single Mother with a absent Father. However he is still my son and he means the world to me. He is living with people I don't know know and places that I have no idea about. Where do these people come from that don't say let's call your Mother and let her know that you are safe. People in Charlotte are getting killed everyday and I live with that fear daily. But in the era of Facebook lies and Snap chat 24 hour cycle and Instagram celebrity nothing is real.

I have to pray and love him and brace myself for what comes next. I have to love him enough to let him at 17 make these choices and pray that God will give him the Grace and time to fix the error of his ways. He not only needs to mend the relationship with me but with my Mother and his Sister who have both been hurt.

No one one could have told me that this is where I would be. My friends are doing college tours and their kids are taking the SAT. I want to order my son's cap and gown and his class ring and see his excitement about going to the mail box and see what school accepted him. But that is not the path my son is on. And as his Mother it breaks m7heart life is hard and with no education and no life skills it only gets harder. I know I am not the only one going threw this but I guess I am the only one willing to be transparent and to stand in truth. People who look at my son and judge me when is the last time you looked at your own shit and really took inventory.

Life is so short and nothing is promised. Death will come for us all but no man knows the hour. So show people you love them. Tell people you love. Become the best version of you that you can be. Keep God at the center and not on layaway. You see I know that if I died today that my soul is not right but I will pray that if God gives me the chance to wake up tomorrow then I will try my best to live on purpose and get my soul right. I am not alone but who will stand up  and tell the truth.

Comments

Ericka said…
I know you are doing your very best in an impossible situation aad at this point all you can do is make sure he knows you will be there for him when he's ready to come back to the fold. I know once he's ready to head back down the right path you will be there to guide him and I believe he knows that too.
Unknown said…
Thank you for your kind words. This has truly tested my faith. Some days I feel like I am going to lose my mind and I just want to give up but Jordan deserve a Mother to be here for her.
Dawnika said…
Wow Kim... Please know that you are not alone. This trial that you are going thru right now may not necessarily be for you but someone that is watching you....As a christian you Know that every testimony carries with it a test....A test that God has prepared you for but you may not know that yet because you can see no way out of your reality right now...Babygirl Be encouraged, continue to pray and know that God's will shall be done in yours and your son's life. Continue to war for your child, and speak a hedge of protection over his life and that he make sound decisions. It's not over, the story is still being written, and God can still make a way out of no way.... Just stand on your faith... And I know that I speak for your LC family, that you and your son are destined for greatness!!! Stay encouraged!!
Shekeya said…
No maam the devil is a lie. You will not "brace yourself what's to come", you will pled the blood of Jesus over your son and cover him. If you have instilled Jesus in him he will find his way back and that's the word of God. Pray for his mind, his body, his spirit, pled the blood of Jesus over him daily. Start to praise God and thanking Him now for bringING your son home and restoring your relationship. I will keep your family in prayer!!
Unknown said…
Wow I had no idea about your son, Kimberly. My prayers are with you! Just remember, God has a plan for his life , even if it doesn't look like what his peers are experiencing right now. GOD had a plan for him before you were in your mother's womb! Continue to stand on the Word of God and know He has thoughts of good and not evil to give your son a hope and a future, Jeremiah 29:19. I still believe in miracles and it's not too late for your son. Stay encouraged!!
I hope and pray that he will come back home soon!Leave it in God's hands and continue to worship God!I can imagine the hurt you are feeling inside,put All your cares on the altar and continue to surrender your emotional, spiritual,and physical battles to a God! He's listening! I pray for restoration,peace,and love in your family! May God continue to watch over your son and build a protective fence around him ! I plea the blood of Jesus around the both of you and that a miracle takes place soon!


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Unknown said…
Sorry to hear about your son being missing it is hard raising a teenager. You are a wonderful mother to both of your children and just continue to pray keep your head up and everything will work itself out. I'm praying for your family 💕
Unknown said…
Kim I also am a single mom at war as you know we discussed this some months back and my son is home but only after cmpd got a hold of him and he has on a ankle monitor thats whats keeping him home and in school, its very difficult in this era raising teens they truly dont get it that you only get one life and its up to you if its smoothe or bumpy. Im prayn for you and your son. And if you have a few peps roll up on him and put some fear in him,kids now adays need to fear somethn and the world makes it seem nonchalant . I know its hard but GOD got you and in due time GOD will step in and take your sons hand and bring him thru this. Stay strong and positive.
Tanya Terrell said…
I am so sorry to hear this and will definitely keep you all in prayer. When I posted on your Facebook page about 2 weeks ago that I ran into him I wish I had known. I would have had a different conversation with him. Continue to put your trust in God and it will all work out! Be strong for yourself and Jordan. You will make it through this together!

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