If you’ve been watching the coverage of the devastation of
Hurricane Sandy, it sure gives a person pause.
Perspective
Yes, those of us with IC are living with a unique set of
challenges that sometimes seem to overwhelm, but when I see what others are
going through as I sit in my warm, dry, comfy house it changes how I view my
struggles compared to those back east.
Perspective
It’s amazing how
one’s feelings and emotions can change when you see people who have lost
everything they own but the clothes on their backs.
Perspective
Listening to people say they are just grateful to be alive,
even though they’ve got nothing left and no idea when things will return to
normal, if ever.
Perspective
I have a warm, dry, comfortable place to live, food to eat,
a roof over my head and my family is safe.
Perspective
Often our pain and struggles, understandably, cause us to
forget the things for which we should still be grateful
Perspective
As I sat in the comfort of my cozy chair with a blanket over
me to keep me warm and watched so many suffering so much, my Perspective
changed. I do not and cannot pretend I don’t have my challenges, but I can
change the way I view those challenges.
Perspective: Mine
is changed and I am grateful for what I DO have. May we all find peace and gratitude for the
good things in our lives and put what’s really important into Perspective!
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