My Faith Crisis
Testimonials
Heather G. -
Aaron and I met casually online. We both enjoy mocking the ideocracy of the world that's become so normalized. Through our jokes, we became friends and casually started to get to know each other very well. At first, I was nervous to be open with Aaron because of how many people have different judgements in todays society. I quickly learned that Aaron had a different perception of life and didn't care if others had different opinions from his own. The more I talked with him, the more I opened up and actually enjoyed it. He would listen to what I had to say even though there was times that I could tell that he probably disagreed. If he felt he had knowledgeable advice than he would ask if you were willing and open to get his opinion and if not, then we moved on. Aaron has a playful way of making fun of you while still showing he cares and supports you. His advice has helped me more then I thought I could imagine. He's pushed me to do stuff out of my comfort zone and also made me a better person. I'm the type of person that hates showing my emotions. I've choked up with Aaron and he let me get everything off of my chest and then finds ways to joke and laugh again. If I tell him that I did something stupid, he will joke that I was silly, and well I was, and we both laugh about it. If you are going through things, talk to Aaron about it. You might see a different side that you were missing or maybe he will guide you a path you didn't quite see before as he did with me
Ryan O. -
Aaron is an excellent listener with an open mind, flexibility of thought, and the ability to listen and respond with empathy. He's been around the block and that experience is important when trying to get new perspectives or understanding about things. He has helped me a lot to think through my problems and projects in ways that help me make progress faster than I otherwise could have
Laddie V. -
Hello, my name is Laddie V, I was diagnosed with squamous cell advanced carcinoma tumor a year ago tomorrow. The sickness got worse the next 3 months, my friend Aaron move to New Mexico from Salt Lake City to take care of me. The cancer spread to my tonsil and had to be removed right away, and the cancer was at stage 4. Then had to install my port for chemo, and had a feeding tube to feed my self. I thank God every day, that Aaron was here to take care of me. He didn't hesitate to pack up his things and move her to take care of me. I thank God every day for a blessed friend like Aaron. He move back to Salt lake City 3 months ago, and he still checks on every 3 days. Aaron, thank you for being such a great friend and a big blessing in my life. I miss my friend every day. Aaron, thank you for being there for me. I love him like a brother. Your friend for ever. Laddie V, from New Mexico.