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Recently inspring stories have come through my FB feed. People who are doing more than existing despite what life has given them or taken. Some days existing is the most we can do and it is enough.
We all need hope; it keeps us going. Hopeless? There are threads holding out hands to connect or find resources such as SAVL (virtual therapy) COL Mikel J. Burroughs CPT Jack Durish
I believe in the connection of 1. 1:1. If my struggle inspires 1 person to keep going, keep breathing, make a call or connect digitally, we are 2.
Who inspires you? 2+1= life.
(Please, if it is a politician, no fighting, just tell who and what or why, thank you.)
Recently inspring stories have come through my FB feed. People who are doing more than existing despite what life has given them or taken. Some days existing is the most we can do and it is enough.
We all need hope; it keeps us going. Hopeless? There are threads holding out hands to connect or find resources such as SAVL (virtual therapy) COL Mikel J. Burroughs CPT Jack Durish
I believe in the connection of 1. 1:1. If my struggle inspires 1 person to keep going, keep breathing, make a call or connect digitally, we are 2.
Who inspires you? 2+1= life.
(Please, if it is a politician, no fighting, just tell who and what or why, thank you.)
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The limit for mentions is 20. Please feel free to add some other RP members. SSG Warren Swan Capt Seid Waddell LTC Stephen C. TSgt Frank Shirley
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Maj Kim Patterson different people at different times of my life. At present I pick my wife and best friend. Short story- diagnosed with Stage III Breast Cancer in 2010 just after her 40th birthday. She had several surgeries, 6 months of intense chemo, and a month of radiation that lasted over a year of time and the follow ups over the next 4 years to her 5th anniversary- the one where they tell you that you are in the clear going forward. So what did I learn you might ask. Dignity- how to carry yourself when you are close to death and feel worse. How to deal with the stares when you lose your hair and your body is instantly aged 40 years. Humility- for the reason just listed as well. She always found a way to laugh about the tests, tubes, needles, sickness, baldness, etc. I learned what fear of the unknown might look like. She also taught me to enjoy each day- love where you are- and be appreciative that you woke up this morning. I can only give you one thumbs up on this Major- but it deserves may more as it reminds us during the holiday season what makes us who we are.
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Maj Kim Patterson Excellent post - thanks for sharing and thank you for the shout in the post for SAVL.
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