Praying makes me so exhausted and feel bad afterwards

I pour my heart out to God when praying and afterwards feel exhausted, sometimes even emotionally, mentally and physically ill. For example, when I pray and ask God to help me with my the emotional battle I am fighting from domestic violence I went through, my PTSD kicks in and is like reliving the moment all over again. Does anyone else feel like this, is this normal, am I praying wrong? What can I do about it?

I pour my heart out to God when praying and afterwards feel exhausted, sometimes even emotionally, mentally and physically ill. For example, when I pray and ask God to help me with my the emotional battle I am fighting from domestic violence I went through, my PTSD kicks in and is like reliving the moment all over again. Does anyone else feel like this, is this normal, am I praying wrong? What can I do about it?

"Be careful for nothing; but in every thing by prayer and supplication with thanksgiving let your requests be made known
unto God. And the peace of God, which passeth all understanding, shall keep your hearts and minds through Christ Jesus."

It's taken time and more than one verse, but He has shown kindness, when others have done the worst evils.

I will pray for your healing.

good all

I pour my heart out to God when praying and afterwards feel exhausted, sometimes even emotionally, mentally and physically ill. For example, when I pray and ask God to help me with my the emotional battle I am fighting from domestic violence I went through, my PTSD kicks in and is like reliving the moment all over again. Does anyone else feel like this, is this normal, am I praying wrong? What can I do about it?

I dont know what pdst is

PTSD is post traumatic stress disorder.

I pour my heart out to God when praying and afterwards feel exhausted, sometimes even emotionally, mentally and physically ill. For example, when I pray and ask God to help me with my the emotional battle I am fighting from domestic violence I went through, my PTSD kicks in and is like reliving the moment all over again. Does anyone else feel like this, is this normal, am I praying wrong? What can I do about it?[/QUOTE Hello redcars this is a new day, when you pray your telling God how you feel, and thats great now when your asking God to help you, ok here we go, you have been redeemed by the blood of the lamb. and you have the GOD who made the Universe and time living inside of you, you are made to over come , you are a over comer you have a calling, you have the peace and the joy that surpasses all under standing you have the word of GOD, believe in the hole word of God and apply it in all areas of your life, greater is he that is in you then the one that is in the world, you will learn how to fight back ephesians chap 6 ver 10 put on the armer of God, start studing the word every day, start watching your Favret preacher on tv and start growing in your faith, join a church is even better, you can do all things in Jesus who strengths you ,and start confessing the word over your self good things over your self, reject any bad thoughts in your mind, you control your mind you control your feelings you control you body, you can control you emotions, by the power of the holy spirit lives inside of you, speak his word stand on the word of God,

Ask the Lord for the gift of tongues. There's a reason it's called our prayer language. It sure helps me. I have put Psalms and other scripture to music which I often sing to the Lord.

I pour my heart out to God when praying and afterwards feel exhausted, sometimes even emotionally, mentally and physically ill. For example, when I pray and ask God to help me with my the emotional battle I am fighting from domestic violence I went through, my PTSD kicks in and is like reliving the moment all over again. Does anyone else feel like this, is this normal, am I praying wrong? What can I do about it?

Hello redcars I dont know what pdst is but what I do know is first give it to God , then who ever is herting you, forgive them, and then pray for them. this is a spirit battle not Mental, we all need healing some times in our life, your an over comer we overcome by the blood of the lamb, studdy the word and apply the word in your life, learn how to speak the word to every problem in your life, put on the armer of God on Ephesians 6 10

I pour my heart out to God when praying and afterwards feel exhausted, sometimes even emotionally, mentally and physically ill. For example, when I pray and ask God to help me with my the emotional battle I am fighting from domestic violence I went through, my PTSD kicks in and is like reliving the moment all over again. Does anyone else feel like this, is this normal, am I praying wrong? What can I do about it?

Simplify and shorten your prayer. God already knows the situation, just ask Him to help and guide you, to protects you.

As I am now over 40 years in the Lord, I wonder why people pray wrong in the first place??? God does not know your situation. God is not aware of your needs?? (1 Thess 5:18) is the answer to prayer!! The very will of God is found right in this one verse!! An example!! (Acts 16:22-26) Praying is not requesting but rather thankfulness and praise! Now I am not knocking prayer, just the way one prays. By doing this my P.T.S.D. was removed!! And believe me after 2 tours in Vietnam I had plenty of problems!!