What was your most life altering experience? How did you change from it? - contracted toes
I have so trivial, just home from the hospital 8 days for the blood poisoning from something like my cuticles on my toes awarded cut. I'm at home and everyone says it is wonderful, and for some reason, is all I want to grieve too. I feel lost, as I have lost their vitality. What was the livelihood of more change after a life experience to rejuvenate?
Saturday, January 9, 2010
Contracted Toes What Was Your Most Life Altering Experience? How Did You Change From It?
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In 1969, in Biloxi, MS, I lost my home in Hurricane Camille. Searching through the rubble of a dead child. At first I was scared, but regained his composure and wrapped the baby in a blanket and took him to a soldier of the National Guard. , Asked: "What are you doing?" I said: "I do not know. You are the Marshall Law here. You tell me." I have to protect the baby in the jeep and left. I always wondered what happened, the parents of the child, and he was buried as John Doe. I will never forget.
I grew up in the '50s. On television and film, I saw a lot of programs cowboys. If I killed someone, he grabbed my arm and there was no sign of blood. If someone was killed, there was no blood to see. I thought it was that was when they shot the man. Shortly after Hurricane Camille, which was sent to Vietnam. The first victim was visiting a soldier to be undercut by a rocket. Was dissolved. Nothing. I literally playedmy chest, realizing it was not as hard as I thought.
I live with the memories and continue my life.
I dealt with depression most of my life, and with an eating disorder for more than half my life and I had to learn to be strong and support themselves, but when my mother, my only living relative died in 2000 were all very impressed with how he has succeeded in not knowing it was a put-on impressed. It took much time to really back, but I think I've done as a process .. Not always easy, but I suspect that even if I have to do with him, I'm fine .. Keep right and do the best we can. The sun does not shine every day, but that does not mean that there ..
Hello. Sorry that you're there. I had a similar experience after chemotherapy for breast cancer. That gave me a new perspective, it was my son. If no children to console you, but maybe you can with a close relative. Do you feel depressed? Perhaps only in the hospital so long since dried up? Hope you feel better soon.
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