
There was that time I fell from a ladder and broke both ankles and was laid up for months. My father suffered and died – that was pretty hard. My wife is suffering from osteoporosis and we are always aware of the possibilities of bone breakage, which keeps us from doing some things we’d like to do. Bad investment advice lost most of my retirement savings so I’ll have to work for just about forever. My mother-in-law has Alzheimer’s and often doesn’t know who is married to whom. … Could it be that the crisis’ I’ve encountered are about the same as you or anyone else?
I’ve never been a hand-wringer – a worrier. I’ve gotten through many of the hard things in life without whining or complaining. I’ve done it by accentuating the positive whenever there is a positive. I’ve discovered that those positive things so outnumber the negative that I’ve actually believed that I’ve lived a charmed life. My guess is that the same is true of you – there is an overwhelming positivity to your life that you simply need to allow to flood over you to such a degree that all the negative and the crisis’ seem, in the bigger picture, to be as nothing.
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