When I was…

When I was young I wanted things

When I was middle-aged I wanted importance

When I was older I wanted significance

Now I just want to love all others

Just the way Jesus does

Author: james bruce mcnaughton

I became Seriously Mentally Ill at age 18, ten years later I got and took the right meds, I accepted Jesus, and my recovery began.

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