I'm not a religious person, I think religion is a personal thing that everyone is entitled to practice how they see fit. That being said, I'm asking for a little hope, thoughts or prayers from you all for a dear friend of mine who has been severly injured in a crash this past weekend resulting in paralysis. He's only 20 years old, way too young to lose his ability to walk, and the mere thought of it makes me sick all over again. It is a very difficult time, and I'm not sure how to handle all this, but I figured prayer might be a good alternative...who knows.

thanks guys

My thoughts and prayers to out to your friend and his family, and to you.

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He's got my prayers and positive vibes and so do you since you care for him... sorry blondie - what he went through sounds awful.

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You came to the right place, TDers are the best prayer's around
we have a standing prayer thread in here
My thoughts and prayers are with your friend

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I'm thinking about your friend at this time....how tragic.

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prayer and faith are powerful tools.
may you have plenty of both to guide you thru.

Praying for your friend!

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“Peace if possible, truth at all costs.”- Martin Luther

Thanks to all for your overwhelming support...it's nice to hear a few kind words during a hard time.