Let Me Live Another Day " Baby'S Christmas Cry "
Christmas, the joyous holiday season of goodwill gestures, compassion, and joy, is once again upon us.
The Lord's birthday, December 25th, is a day for family gatherings, where relatives and even strangers come together to honour his unseen presence. What if Christmas was every day, and the environment was filled with happy, peaceful people? This would be a fantastic world to live in.
With a dish of thank you biscuits and a drink of milk, the kids get ready for Santa's arrival. The older kids, such as mom and dad, plan to get overly excited while watching the kids open their presents. Then there's the hearty turkey dinner with all the fixings, followed by apple pie and custard. However, not everyone receives all of the joys that Christmas brings.
Unfortunately, some children spend Christmas in a hospital bed as a result of tragic occurrences in which they may have received a cruel beating instead of a kiss and a cuddle on Christmas day. On a mortuary slab, there are no happy moments for babies.
The weakest links will experience more suffering at the hands of their abusers, even if they are innocent of any crime. This continual torment of toddlers, wives' lovers, and others is spiralling out of control, resulting in a sadistic epidemic that must be stopped. Many severe beatings have resulted in the death of a victim, all because the abuser requires his or her daily fix of fulfilment in the form of blood on their hands and a smile.
Help is available for individuals who are trying to figure out why they are causing so much misery and agony to their defenceless loved ones. Talk to someone, and you've already taken the first step toward making every Christmas from now on a good one.
Then there are the starving people in famine-stricken regions who rely solely on wheat and milk to survive. Our flour is shaped like a loaf, and our milk is churned into butter or cheese.
Before you continue with tradition and load yourself with roast parsnips and turkey, take a moment to say grace and reflect on the significance of each word. "Bless us, Lord, for what we are about to receive; may the Lord grant us true gratitude." Amen”
The least fortunate are often forgotten, so remember to say a prayer. And for the helpless victim of abuse, whose cries for aid are ignored. As a friend or neighbour, I ask that you be extra watchful in any scenario that makes you concerned about a child's safety.
You may be giving that youngster the best Christmas gift ever, which is the opportunity to live another day, by doing so.
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