I think it has affected my life because I feel as nothing is really important. Possessions do not mean much to me. I sometimes wonder: ‘why was I saved?’ And I just try and live, try to be as helpful as I can, and sometimes I wonder if I believe in God but there must be something […] And there must be some reason why I was saved and somebody else wasn’t.
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