How much should I share personal healing and faith stories with my support group?

[jennifer_bloom]

A person beyond my age range sent me an audio message during my vacation when I could not answer the phone talking about their medical issues and their tumours which may or may not be benign, and I responded in a categorical and general way saying, I knew God could cure incurable medical conditions because I have seen him cure me of incurable medical conditions...

I did not go into detail because if I make a specific and medically disreputable claim about personal healing beyond medical logic and medical science, it could incriminate me as a liar or as a collectively perceived exploiter who manipulates needy and struggling people.

I stopped attending a therapy group for those with similar medical issues as myself because they were getting worse while I was getting better, and I thought me talking about how great my life was, would serve no other purpose than the make those whose lives were getting worse more unhappy and more miserable.

[RareBreedOfMan]

I would share with those who are believers of God and believers of healings. I would stay away from non-believers and take things from there.

[xawyx-3]

Depends on the members, if your group is supportive, you can share most stories, they'll understand.

[xawyx-3]

Thank you for MHO

[astlavista]

Share only what feels helpful and respectful. Frame healing as your personal experience, not medical proof, and be mindful that others may be in a much harder place.

[RachyRach]

Share as much as you feel comfortable sharing. The more you attend the more comfortable you may be.