Ricky, Your writing has such good trues in them. A good way to release tension and improve you writing skill too. You have plenty to say which is good. MOM
Ricky, You really have a way with words. I hope some day you will write a song and it will be sung and be famous. Keep up the good work. My face is still aching, probably I have Bell!s Palsy. MOM
Life is good, Mon! Life is good. You have truly embraced mindfulness. You're right, we all encounter those seemingly big boulders in life labelled "change." I'm glad you're conquering this. Maturity incarcerated! Sounds like a band name, eh? Donn Ho incarcerated.
I'm listening to the audio files you sent me from Kabat-Zinn. His guidance helps me on the path. Just found out Peggy has a very rare disease called polychondritis. Her auto-immune disorder triggered this response from a very serious infection she got in 2005 that almost had her number. Trauma sends the immune system into overdrive and it seeks a form to manifest itself. Carter has it, too, but a sunburn triggered his vitiligo. So, his body attacks his skin pigment, causing the white patches, making him vulnerable to skin cancer. Peggy's body is attacking her cartilage, which is the body's scaffolding. She gets a biopsy today to determine the extent of the damage so far, but she's had this for a few years already and it's closing in on her heart. Mindfulness truly helps you to accept what's happening and just be with it. I'm going to start her in on this, too, so she can accept the moments she has left. The diagnosis has already had a positive affect on her, as she's loosened up her death grip on life. Average life expectancy is max. 10 years, so we'll see how much longer she has. I'll let you know.
The kids are coping well enough with the news, but I don't think any of us truly understand the extent yet. All we know is what's on the internet, which doesn't look good. As the Germans say, "Mal sehen," meaning, We'll see.
Muss es sein? Ja, es muss sein.
Take it easy, keep your head down, stay humble, remember your yessir and nosir for the guards. Keep on the rehab and we'll see you on the outside! Cause I love ya, cause you're my best friend in the world...
It sounds like something deep in ur subconscious that is constructing these images as a metaphor for well I can't really comment on it on that deep of a level yet but maybe it is a good idea to analyze it.
frances, i don't think you should surrender to everything that happens in your life. a person should surrender his/her life to God. a lot of other things we should stand firm against. sometimes God will throw things in your path FOR you to stand firm against. the great apostle Paul stated "I have fought the good fight". you should know that as christians, everyday we are in a spiritual battle. so, put on the whole armor of God. keep writting and be blessed.........james
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I'm listening to the audio files you sent me from Kabat-Zinn. His guidance helps me on the path. Just found out Peggy has a very rare disease called polychondritis. Her auto-immune disorder triggered this response from a very serious infection she got in 2005 that almost had her number. Trauma sends the immune system into overdrive and it seeks a form to manifest itself. Carter has it, too, but a sunburn triggered his vitiligo. So, his body attacks his skin pigment, causing the white patches, making him vulnerable to skin cancer. Peggy's body is attacking her cartilage, which is the body's scaffolding. She gets a biopsy today to determine the extent of the damage so far, but she's had this for a few years already and it's closing in on her heart. Mindfulness truly helps you to accept what's happening and just be with it. I'm going to start her in on this, too, so she can accept the moments she has left. The diagnosis has already had a positive affect on her, as she's loosened up her death grip on life. Average life expectancy is max. 10 years, so we'll see how much longer she has. I'll let you know.
The kids are coping well enough with the news, but I don't think any of us truly understand the extent yet. All we know is what's on the internet, which doesn't look good. As the Germans say, "Mal sehen," meaning, We'll see.
Muss es sein? Ja, es muss sein.
Take it easy, keep your head down, stay humble, remember your yessir and nosir for the guards. Keep on the rehab and we'll see you on the outside! Cause I love ya, cause you're my best friend in the world...
Donn Ho