Guest guest Posted January 29, 2004 Report Share Posted January 29, 2004 Dear Roz, You said: <<Glad to see you back Janet i was getting a bit worried about you.I have been a bit sad and panicky this week over what happened to joey. I am having a tough time dealing with it what keeps going through my mind is that she was so angry with the medical proffesion that she would rather have died than gone to them for help.Thats what i feel and that she was sending a message to them and to those who wouldn't listen to her about what the drugs did to bob.I may be way off the mark here but i have to get these thoughts out of my head and maybe with writing them down it might help me. Loads of hugs to you both from me Roz>> ** I can understand why you might think that would not see a physician because of what happened to Bob, but long before Bob's damage from the drugs, had little use for physicians (her father and at least one of her brothers are MDs). I'm going to try to walk the line here between privacy and being able to help people make some sense of this. Knowing as I did, she would want you all to understand. We have a superficial way of deciding when people are supposed to die. We base it on age. Spiritually speaking, we all come here with something to give others. In exchange, others give us something, too. In most cases, what we get from others are things that help us learn something our souls are trying to learn. Sometimes out jobs are done before we hit old age. We have given and received all we can. Perhaps we've been stuck for a long time and we feel we've done all that we can given the circumstances. No soul wants to be stuck but when it gets that way it is because the ego is being stubborn and not getting out of the way. The tug of war between the soul and ego prevents either from moving. Everything becomes frozen. Our souls know there is a way to break the stand-off when all else has failed. chose to not see a physician about her condition because was doing what, deep in her heart, she felt was best for her. It is impossible for any one of us to say that it wasn't best for her as none of us have walked her path, experiencing what she's experienced, or made life choices she made. It is uniquely hers and cannot be re- created. We tend to have difficulty making sense of things people do that we cannot conceive ourselves doing. This is when we have to look at a much larger picture and know that although something we see that happens may not be right for us, it might be very right for another person. But again, it is completely inappropriate and ridiculous for me to judge any of this. A valuable lesson I learned some time ago is that we know very little about what life truly is and that life is much larger than what we experience here on Earth. The only way to make sense of 's passing on is to understand that in our culture we DON'T usually understand these things. may have physically left Earth but she lives on. Many hugs back to you, Roz. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted January 29, 2004 Report Share Posted January 29, 2004 Hi Janet, You said: <<<<It's a new beginning for her; we're still stuck here :-).>> ***Remember, if we are " stuck here " , there is a reason for it. We have something to learn, something to teach, a job to do. Hang in there, Janet. There are many, many reasons for you to be here, and many ways to make it more bearable. Give it all some more time....and keep in touch! Hugs, Kim Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted January 29, 2004 Report Share Posted January 29, 2004 Hi Cathrine, Thankyou for explaining that to me you have given me some insight as to how to cope with death.I never got to learn that when my dad died in 97 because i was put on paxil 2 weeks later. I carried dad around with me untill last year when i was able to talk to a minister and tell him what i was going through and he helped me to let my dad go. It broke my heart to do that but i did.I had no idea about any greaving prossess all i knew was i couldn't let him go.I probably would have come to terms with it so much sooner had i not been numbed out and fighting for my life on paxil. I think it's weird that what happened eventualy led me to this group.I learn from this group about all sorts of different things and i am greatful for the messages that other people take the time to write. My husband handed me a book a couple of days ago when i was miserable and he said go and read this it's called the celestine prophecy about 9 insights in to life. Wow what a book. I haven't been able to put it down When i wrote my last email to the group i had only read to the fourth insight.By the time i got your repley i was at the eighth insight I had to call my husband to read the email you send me back and i asked him if you had read the book he told me to ask you.What you discribed in your email is what i am learning from this book you discribe it as your valuable lesson about what life truly is and how we expeirience it on earth.I f you havent read this book you would all enjoy it it's so hard to put down once you start reading it.Well i am of to bed to read the 9th insight maybe i will be even wiser in the morning. lots of hugs to you all from Roz Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted January 29, 2004 Report Share Posted January 29, 2004 Dear Janet, You said: <<Thanks for the welcome back. I'm anotherone like . No medical care card in my wallet. If i drop i drop and that's it. I seen and heard too many horror stores and few if any good stories about " medical " treatement to get any myself unless absolutely necessary for some reason. had a strong faith it seems so i wouldn't worry too much abouther. I'm sure it's us she's worried about, we who slog on.>> ** had medical insurance. You said: <<I'm glad you feel free enough to voice your fears and cares here. I think they are shared by many. I didn't even know was sick in any manner. But then i guess she wouldn've been nagged out of kindness and care to get treatment she really didn't want. It's a new beginning for her; we're still stuck here :-).>> ** Stuck? I don't see it. It's difficult for me to believe we had no role in coming here. Those who stay, stay for a reason just as those who leave, leave for a reason. It's a given that if one is still here, there is still work for one to do. Regards, Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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