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anthony022071
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Her name is Yolanda Gonzalez. I met her in 1985 when I was 14 and fell in love with her. We were a couple briefly and then again in 1996. She had been raped before I met her and had at least one abortion. When she was in her twenties she was manic depressive and had anxiety attacks. She took sedatives drank alcohol too much, which made her listless and affected her memory. A few years ago I persuaded her to go to confession at the church she used to go to. She did and said that she liked the experience and felt better, but shortly after that she went back to getting drunk and committing mortal sins. She was annoyed with me for pushing religion on her. She invited me to visit her but when I met her she was and later she crassly tried to manipulate me into marrying her and then told me to leave. She called me up and asked me when I was going to visit her and I told her that I did and that she had kicked me out. I was angry and frustrated at her but continued to pray the rosary and divine mercy chaplet for her to come to reason and to be saved. She tried to contact me through the internet but I didn’t respond. I found out from her social media page that she had liver cancer that had spread to her lungs and that her doctors told her that she had only a few months to live. I wasn’t sure if this was true. I was still reluctant to communicate with her because she was so far gone from reason in her views. She supported same sex marriage and got engaged to a woman. I didn’t know how to talk to her. She died on June 25 at the age of 44. I found out about 3 days later when I checked her social media page.
I regret not communicating with her and trying again to reason with her. And I regret not having masses said for her while she was still alive. I had a mass said for her after she died and will have more said for her. I hope beyond hope that the prayers that I said for her salvation while she lived were answered. I cannot accept the possibility that she is not saved. I demand from God in filial piety that he saves her. I’m crying as I write this.
Don’t let anyone you have loved fall away forever. Do what you must to save them.
I regret not communicating with her and trying again to reason with her. And I regret not having masses said for her while she was still alive. I had a mass said for her after she died and will have more said for her. I hope beyond hope that the prayers that I said for her salvation while she lived were answered. I cannot accept the possibility that she is not saved. I demand from God in filial piety that he saves her. I’m crying as I write this.
Don’t let anyone you have loved fall away forever. Do what you must to save them.
