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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 12 พ.ย. 2009
- A little health up date. I have to have another MRI scan, see a neuro surgeon and a neurologist. I found that everyones reassurance and platitudes became really annoying! It probably is nothing, but when you are afraid that you may have some horrible diagnosis, you need people to acknowledge and allow you to be scared, to talk about your concerns and to let them go. Bottling them up, hiding any concern really isnt helpful. Just my opinion. Would be interested to hear what you guys think about that?!
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Hey you!!! Just found this video!!! I totally understand what you mean. I find that when I am in a situation like that (yes i have had 2) -i don't tell ANYONE as i don't want their energy on it. Of course i share it with Paul and my parents-but that is it. Wishing you all the very best vibes your way with loads of LOVE!!! LOVE your honesty!!! Big kiss to you-love Megan xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Thanks sweetie! I think I will start being more circumspect about who I mention it to - this started as an investigation into the tingling, so I was expecting a trapped nerve or something...then when it got a bit serious, I'd already told the world! Not next time!!! well, hopefully there won't be a next time! x
You know my health history and believe me, I have heard every stupid, awful thing anybody can say about illness.
True. I suspect I will just tell a select few - those who've been fabulous this time, and those who've learnt to be fabulous! Everyone else, i won't be telling!!! xx (I say that...!)
Thanks honey. xxx
LOL-exactly!!! Has it all been sorted now? xxxxxxxxxx
There's a plus to not telling anybody. Of course, there's a minus. I believe we are each other's angels and sometimes, out of the heap of shitty stupid awful things I've been told...I've also been told some wonderful things and truly met my angels. You know where they find the most diamonds don't you?
I bet! x