For as thankful that I am that Percocet can take away my pain, Ibuprofen will slow down my inflammation, Colace will keep the old stuff moving along (yeah, yeah, yeah I know-that's a TMI moment), and Duricef will keep the bad bugs "at bay", these man-made chemicals have nothing on the "power of the human touch." And this "one-armed schoolteacher" witnessed what the gift of human kindness not only LOOKS like, but FEELS like today.
I keep telling you that I am blessed beyond measure my friends and today as the recipient of some other mighty "powerful" drugs, I am here to attest to the fact that medicine alone cannot completely heal a person's wounds. For these "gifts" to my, at times, ever sinking spirit and weary heart...I do so give my sincerest thanks......
~for the wonderful Christmas card that arrived in my mailbox today from someone I treasure and will always hold very close to my heart.............
~for the photo, all the way from Sarasota, Florida, of family members that mean so much to me
~for the message in my e-mail box this morning from a dear friend that said, "I'm praying for your arm to heal, Peggy." (even though I listened to his advice about learning to swim but didn't listen to his advice about NOT getting a tattoo(s) -thanks for still being my very good friend)
Well, do you see why I feel so very blessed ?
So, on this very cold and wintry night here in Kansas, I send to all of you, my family and friends who are scattered from one corner of this country to the next, my very best wishes for a safe, warm, and peaceful evening time. Where would we all be without the love of one another? I know the answer to THAT one--in BIG trouble!
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