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Molly,missrenee said:Molly, sometimes it just takes a big hill of dirt!
Glad you made it back up to that big hill of dirt and re-centered. We've all come such a long way--sometimes going back to what is familiar is therapeutic.
Glad you got there.
Hugs, Renee
I can see that this
Molly,
I can see that this was so much more than a hill of dirt. It was a reclaiming of life. There are so many songs and expressions about climbing mountains like It's The Ride, Climb Every Mountain, and one of my posters reads The man at the top of the mountain did not fall there. Life is a climb and sometimes like what you have been through a struggle but we just keep moving onward and upward. Standing on top of your personal mountain was life affirming. Tears are good also. Tears help to wash away our fears and give us strength.
Thanks for sharing this moment with us. We are always here for you.
Stef0 -
You made my day!Marcia527 said:No, it wasn't silly. You're
No, it wasn't silly. You're getting back to who you are. Feels good don't it. I think nature is healing. I like the sky.
You and your hill of dirt and the tears and the remembering the fear but today the gratitude pouring out of you -- oh, I get it!!!
Good story and good for you!
xoxo
Victoria0 -
I think what you did wasaisling8 said:You made my day!
You and your hill of dirt and the tears and the remembering the fear but today the gratitude pouring out of you -- oh, I get it!!!
Good story and good for you!
xoxo
Victoria
I think what you did was great. There was someone on here once that told about buying a bunch of cheap glass dishes and she went into her kitchen and broke them all, yelling, screaming and even cussing I think. But, it got the rage out of her that she had been holding onto. She felt great afterwords.
Glad you did it!0 -
Hill of Dirt
Hi Molly,
It was absolutely NOT silly to cry when you made it out to that hill of dirt. Like others said, it was symbolic of the journey back to health. I think only someone who has been through what we have can truly understand what a big deal a seemingly innocuous pile of dirt can be. In my case, when I stood at the bottom of my daughter's dorm steps 5 weeks after finishing chemo and looked up toward her 2nd floor room (no elevator)and then got to the top, I also felt like a weight had been lifted from my shoulders.
Congratulations. May you walk to that big hill of dirt in the pasture often.0 -
So glad you shared!
I can just see you on your hill in the pasture! How special! I grew up on a farm and used to love to roam all over exploring every corner. I miss that now--but I do have some pretty places to walk so I need to get out and enjoy them. You aren't silly - you know how beautiful and good life can be.0 -
That was not
a silly thing to do. You did it because you wanted to go back to being you again. I felt kind of like that when I was able to return to water areobics after rads. It was just something I needed to do for me. You needed to walk that hill for you.
Hugs,
Georgia0 -
not silly at all
it's a safe place for you...comfort...we all have something...Happy you got to take the walk0 -
No, not silly, but, veryladyg said:That was not
a silly thing to do. You did it because you wanted to go back to being you again. I felt kind of like that when I was able to return to water areobics after rads. It was just something I needed to do for me. You needed to walk that hill for you.
Hugs,
Georgia
No, not silly, but, very helpful! Happy you did it sister!0 -
What a beauty there is this
What a beauty there is this story, thank you for sharing it with us.
Hugs,
Linda0 -
Caner can sure put thingsGabe N Abby Mom said:What a beauty there is this
What a beauty there is this story, thank you for sharing it with us.
Hugs,
Linda
in a whole different perspective. NOT silly in the least. I sometimes can hardly contain my tears when I'm in a grateful feeling. And it can be the simplest of things.
That hill has meaning to you. It stands for something. Perhaps...maybe it was the realization that you stood at that hill, as you've done so many times but this time, you climbed that hill as a different person. It's overwhelming.
Thank you for sharing.
Hugs,
Sylvia0 -
We totally understandsea60 said:Caner can sure put things
in a whole different perspective. NOT silly in the least. I sometimes can hardly contain my tears when I'm in a grateful feeling. And it can be the simplest of things.
That hill has meaning to you. It stands for something. Perhaps...maybe it was the realization that you stood at that hill, as you've done so many times but this time, you climbed that hill as a different person. It's overwhelming.
Thank you for sharing.
Hugs,
Sylvia
Not silly at all.0
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