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12-18-2016 04:34 AM - edited 12-18-2016 04:43 AM
What have you learned this year, to help you survive through it? A lot of what I'm reading is the phrase "let it go". This doesn't fit all things of course, I think a better word is (for me anyway) is acceptance. It's about survival.
What does it take for you to "survive"?
12-18-2016 04:40 AM
To put my feet on the floor and keep moving. Take each day as it comes and hope for the best. Some days are better than others, but each is a gift.
12-18-2016 05:38 AM
I decided to get the toxic people out of my life...ones that treat everyone around them badly........even 2 relatives. I tried hard over the years to be extra nice and forgiving toward them and it never worked.
I don't want to stress out anyone anymore hoping hate doesn't spew out of their mouths when I have a party. At 61, I just can't deal with it anymore....
12-18-2016 05:57 AM
Faith that things are happening for a reason, a reason I might not understand now. I try to cling to the good things, having gratitude for those. No matter how dark it may feel there is always light.
12-18-2016 06:10 AM - edited 12-18-2016 06:12 AM
When things go wrong ~ I think 'plot twist' ~ and move on!
12-18-2016 06:10 AM
perspective is a good thing. and remembering that while you can't control others and events, you can control your attitude. being positive is worth it - !!
12-18-2016 06:35 AM
Survival --- hmmm --- try to take each day as it comes. I have a bad day and I tend to get so wrapped up in it and so upset and I have to remind myself that this is going to pass. If I didn't believe that tomorrow will be better, I truly couldn't survive!!!
I, at times, will dwell on all the problems going on in my life, and I get so overwhelmed --- I have to make myself stop going to that place --- the "what ifs" -- and what will I do when this or that happens. It's pointless. So many things are out of our control. I have to stop and take a deep breath, and then I utter a prayer of thanks for all that I have and I ask for strength and patience and wisdom to deal with the day at hand.
12-18-2016 06:45 AM
I think "acceptance" is a good word. This year I am learning to be patient in afflictions. Although I dislike pain and confinement, I am doing my best to see what I can learn from it. In those moments I feel I cannot cope one more day.....I turn to the one who understands me most and somehow know that I am not alone. This may not take away my pain but somehow it gives me hope and peace.
12-18-2016 08:31 AM
@jubilant wrote:I think "acceptance" is a good word. This year I am learning to be patient in afflictions. Although I dislike pain and confinement, I am doing my best to see what I can learn from it. In those moments I feel I cannot cope one more day.....I turn to the one who understands me most and somehow know that I am not alone. This may not take away my pain but somehow it gives me hope and peace.
Beautifully said. I feel peace comes with acceptance and that comes with age.
12-18-2016 08:34 AM
I feel acceptance ,is a good way to say what i am trying to do, trying to give up on what i wish ,and want things to be,people ,relationships, and just stop fighting it all.
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