Gratitude

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Over the past few weeks this list has posted many answers to the things

that are happening in my life. I am always amazed at how quickly the

universe provides answers, all you have to do is ask. I am exceedingly

grateful to everyone for their willingness to share and their knowledge.

 

Kathryn wrote a couple of weeks ago saying that she disagreed with Louise

Hay's " diagnosis " of sinus infections. At that time I was suffering from an

infection in my right sinus and nowhere else. As I released the anger and

sadness of my father's death 20 years ago, more and more green mucus came

from that sinus. Without the use of anti-biotics or other healing

modalities that sinus is now clear. I'm not saying that sinus infections

are always an indication of deep-seated anger but Kathryn's posting made a

lot of sense to me and gave me a better focus to release the pain of loss.

 

Erdeen shared with us her fears of decreasing bone density. My mother has

just had the same problem diagnosed. It was wonderful to pass on the

affirmations and visualisations that Caroline posted. They made lots of

sense to her. She is also taking Tai chi lessons and meditation lessons

that are provided for her at the retirement village she lives in. She will

also take the medication offered by her M.D.. It was great to hear from

Celeste that it works and her mother has had so much success.

 

All the posting about diabetes were so timely for my husband, who has type

2 diabetes. It gave him a guide to look at changing his diet and perhaps

his treatment. He is going to go to a multi-disciplinary practice where

there is an M.D. and a group of complimentary therapists to come up with

the best answers for him. I always get a sense that part of his journey is

to learn to tolerate change and difference. Does anyone else have any

thoughts on this?

 

Annuki, I am so grateful to you for sharing Mumsie's passing. I have a

friend who is faced with having to take her husband off life-support 12

months after he had a brain-stem haemorrhage. I have a better knowledge of

how to help and what to do when the time comes.

 

Who are we to judge a soul's journey? Whether the dis-ease or dis-function

is the lesson or the reminder for the lesson yet unlearnt. Because we

share, we make light for each other and give each other the ability to grow

and be the best we can.

 

Namaste,

Ninox.

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Ninox,

I do know how your husband feels about the diabetes. I just took in stride

before I just had that close call the end of November. After I realized how

close I came to death it has changed my whole outlook on life. I now watch my

diet and try to learn everything I can about it on what to do for it. I am

losing weight, exercising and doing all I can to get back in shape. I let myself

go so much before this. Sometimes that is what people need to wake them up to

things that they just take for granted. I do hope your husband don't wait for

this to happen to him. He might not be as lucky as I was. We have but one life

and we should live that to the fullest. Live each day like it may be the last we

never know when it will be. I'm now enjoying my life and my children and

grandchildren. Please be happy!

Love to all,

Ellie