Pain - A different thought

[t-bob]

How to Approach Pain (stress)
When pain (stress) arises, instead of immediately thinking, “How can I get rid of this?” we can say “Hello” to it, and ask, “What can I learn from this?” It’s not always easy to do this, but when possible, it turns the whole experience. upside down
I understand that pain is a fact of life and we all get a dose of it. The doses aren't fairly distributed but who said life was fair? I don't whine, get through it and move on.
My back pain for four days changing my thoughts. I wrote something wrongly. Regrets

*I usually don’t even talk about my medical situations.*

[brucemacneill]

Jul 30, 2019 9:35:21 GMT -5 t-bob said:

How to Approach Pain (stress)
When pain (stress) arises, instead of immediately thinking, “How can I get rid of this?” we can say “Hello” to it, and ask, “What can I learn from this?” It’s not always easy to do this, but when possible, it turns the whole experience. upside down
I understand that pain is a fact of life and we all get a dose of it. The doses aren't fairly distributed but who said life was fair? I don't whine, get through it and move on.
My back pain for four days changing my thoughts. I wrote something wrongly. Regrets

Well, I've had back and leg pain for almost a year now. Treatments are coming slowly but it's a little better anyway now. In any case when there was something I needed to do, I put on my Scottish warrior act and pushed through it. Sometimes there's no other way, no choice. There is some swearing involved though.