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I was also trying to make the point that Chandra most likely made some grave mistakes and my mother definitely did; whereas you and your son could hardly have foreseen the danger of carbon monoxide poisoning. Not very many people are aware of it, yet I remember when you lost your son, Howlin', and you had a thread warning others about the dangers. I know I took your warning to heart and spread your warning around to relatives. The fact that you could face such a tragedy and still care about other people enough to warn them said a lot about you and may have saved some lives at the same time. I was very humbled when I read of it.

Jesus said, "My people perish for lack of knowledge." In the spiritual realm, it's better to warn and be ridiculed or hated than not to warn.

We may disagree on this (you and me disagreeing? for a change, right? LOL) but I hope you know its nothing personal, (this disagreement and the ones I foresee in the future!). Shalom and God bless you. PD

There is none of us that knows any better of the consequences of sin than those like myself who did not know the Lord until later in life. I was 26 and had plenty of time before that to fail Him. I am so thankful of the things I have escaped. But to this day I know my past has caused my destiny to be different than what the Lord had in store for me. Regardless, just like the natural law, when the Spiritual laws of God are broken terrible circumstances can occur.Blessed is the one who finds that out before it's too late..

Oh, I know it's nothing personal; and perhaps the Levys feel like I do -- I SHOULD have known about carbon monoxide poisoning -- I'm a "grownup," you know? I didn't even have a detector in MY house and I KNEW that they used a generator all the time.

I understand your point though, really. It is different. I guess I just had a knee jerk reaction to those remarks.