Hi On the Road.
I just happen to have brewed up a steaming pot of Courage, & not a drop of alcohol in sight.
It warms you up going down, & continues to warm you like a fireplace at the heart of a home. It's bright, too, it's light reaching into the shadows, so you can identify everything around you. You get a good look at it, & notice how small the shadows are?
These are manageable monsters; you can talk to them. Yeah, they are not so pretty, not gentle in their manner, but that's because they are also a little scared of you, too. You are strangers to each other, that's all. Go on, meet your fears, talk to them, ask them to tell you their story.
& then, put them to sleep by humming soft & low, because we only get out the claws when absolutely necessary. 😸Purring wins more than scratching!
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How much concern do you feel about your racing heart?
As you may know, I have had some rather serious surgery recently. For some months I had a feeling there was a problem developing, there was an unusual pain sometimes. But I put off going to fin ask my GP -I wasn;t comfortable with that GP. I finally got to see another GP, & I felt more at ease with herthan I had with other GPs for long time. I realised,, I was in fear of what the problem was, & te fear was not going to go away, no matter how I tried to pretend the problem could not be that great. I thought, I'd be wating the GPs time. That's how it has seemed for years. That pain was getting worse, too weird, so I felt I had to try.
Turns out it was along the same lines as I feared, but I was also 'lucky' to have had the diagnosis & treatment when I did. These couple months have been difficult. My old saying comes to mind: 'Could be worse'. Yep, it certainly could have been much worse.
When my body is more comfortable, I think I will be feeling 'freer' than I have felt for a long time.
How about that Courage with marshmallows, now? It's my favourite lately, better than a booster! Puts a lining on your stomach, too.
mmMekitty