it’s a constant struggle
To find a balance
I wish it was easier
But that’s why there are more casualties
Than the soldier who fights
The good fight
In some cases the checks and
Balances don’t weight out
But if you accept the challenge
And win the struggle
The pay off you’ll see
Is worth all the fight
“From one who knows
To one who question”
As Sheldon Always
Thanks to our modern ideas, “living” means being a certain way, doing certain things, having certain things. So no wonder even just simply ‘living’ seems out of reach for people!
Harlon, have you read any of Annie Lamott books? They had been very healing for me. She just published “Hallelujah Anyway” and I just finished reading her “Stitches”. She writes about struggle with self acceptance, alcoholism, addiction, death, loss, connection and faith and grace after all…
Peace to you,
Kristina
Thanks for the comment, and I always love a good book recommendation, I am placing my order on Amazon.ca right now. Thanks for the support. Hugs, Harlon
Sorry posted before done. I recall my oncologist giving me the option to be given pain management or a treatment. I chose the treatment. I am glad I did.
It is an every day question for me…
without “modern” medicine I would have been long gone.
Am I a mad science experiment?
Is it “enough” to believe the medical profession’s experiences with me will help to further their knowledge and thereby help others in the future?
I am grateful for your voice Harlon- patient or not, in this moment, and hope in that small way I can help to make the next step you take, in whichever direction, (as I’ve learned to trust this voice of yours) that much easier.
Point to ponder!
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it’s a constant struggle
To find a balance
I wish it was easier
But that’s why there are more casualties
Than the soldier who fights
The good fight
In some cases the checks and
Balances don’t weight out
But if you accept the challenge
And win the struggle
The pay off you’ll see
Is worth all the fight
“From one who knows
To one who question”
As Sheldon Always
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That is the ultimate question for everyone. lol 🙂 Love the pic – great creativity.
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Thanks to our modern ideas, “living” means being a certain way, doing certain things, having certain things. So no wonder even just simply ‘living’ seems out of reach for people!
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Harlon, have you read any of Annie Lamott books? They had been very healing for me. She just published “Hallelujah Anyway” and I just finished reading her “Stitches”. She writes about struggle with self acceptance, alcoholism, addiction, death, loss, connection and faith and grace after all…
Peace to you,
Kristina
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Thanks for the comment, and I always love a good book recommendation, I am placing my order on Amazon.ca right now. Thanks for the support. Hugs, Harlon
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Pills keep me alive. My own spirit keeps me living.
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I am on the same page as you. xo Harlon
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Good question! I wish good health to you and all 😊
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If it weren’t for my pills, I wouldn’t be able to type this reply. You are alive…
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Sorry posted before done. I recall my oncologist giving me the option to be given pain management or a treatment. I chose the treatment. I am glad I did.
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It is a choice at the end of the day that we will have to make for ourselves
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(Don’t look in my medicine cabinet!!) You have been fine!
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You struggle, but you live
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So many wanted to live, and never had the option. It was too early, it was too late.
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Fine french title ! Don’t miss your watch ! 🙂
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Everything I’ve read from you tells me you are living. And if you are also being kept alive, there is a reason. You matter.
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It is an every day question for me…
without “modern” medicine I would have been long gone.
Am I a mad science experiment?
Is it “enough” to believe the medical profession’s experiences with me will help to further their knowledge and thereby help others in the future?
I am grateful for your voice Harlon- patient or not, in this moment, and hope in that small way I can help to make the next step you take, in whichever direction, (as I’ve learned to trust this voice of yours) that much easier.
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Life is all
Life is the only one
Only Life is important
Each day is a new gift
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