MWsunin12
Beloved Grand Eagle
Hi everyone,
A friend of mine, accomplished 54 year old woman, never regained consciousness after surgery 2 weeks ago and left us yesterday morning. It was an open-heart surgery, so major.
Still, it reminded me that we have this day we are in. Pain is our tension and worn-out belief system trying to tell us we aren't worthy. Anxiety is the same. I may not be great at telling myself that I'm worthy, but I can tell you. I've never read a single post on here that made me think "what a selfish SOB." This forum is chock full of good, decent, caring, WORTHY people.
Maybe this isn't the place to post this, but I wanted to remind us all that we are worthy of being pain-free and having less anxiety. I know, for myself, I instantly believe that something is wrong, but I have to struggle to believe it's all right. I think this is also our minds playing tricks on us…along with early conditioning. These rules are one-sided, not to our advantage. I really want to apply new rules to my life now.
My friend is gone. She was a goodist, a workaholic, a worrier, a family member who took care of everyone and felt guilt about the few times she couldn't come through. She was angry…and funny and witty as hell.
I thank you all for the positive messages and support that I read on here. My only hope with this post is to remind you that you are worthy of healing. Let's heal. Let's keep Dr. Sarno's statistics sky high.
Peace,
Marcia
A friend of mine, accomplished 54 year old woman, never regained consciousness after surgery 2 weeks ago and left us yesterday morning. It was an open-heart surgery, so major.
Still, it reminded me that we have this day we are in. Pain is our tension and worn-out belief system trying to tell us we aren't worthy. Anxiety is the same. I may not be great at telling myself that I'm worthy, but I can tell you. I've never read a single post on here that made me think "what a selfish SOB." This forum is chock full of good, decent, caring, WORTHY people.
Maybe this isn't the place to post this, but I wanted to remind us all that we are worthy of being pain-free and having less anxiety. I know, for myself, I instantly believe that something is wrong, but I have to struggle to believe it's all right. I think this is also our minds playing tricks on us…along with early conditioning. These rules are one-sided, not to our advantage. I really want to apply new rules to my life now.
My friend is gone. She was a goodist, a workaholic, a worrier, a family member who took care of everyone and felt guilt about the few times she couldn't come through. She was angry…and funny and witty as hell.
I thank you all for the positive messages and support that I read on here. My only hope with this post is to remind you that you are worthy of healing. Let's heal. Let's keep Dr. Sarno's statistics sky high.
Peace,
Marcia
