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I (36m) have a wife (34) and a daughter (7), who is currently dying from cancer. Seeing your own kid slowly dying is the most horrific pain in the world, and I am too weak to handle that, something I don't wish to anyone. I was raised christian, my wife is christian and our daughter is christian. We go to church each sunday, read the bible every evening and pray before bed. But in the last couple of weeks I have started questioning God, why exactly MY daughter had to get cancer, she is too young and still so innocent.
