Today I feel silly...
For thinking my pain is so important...
after talking to someone whose friend's husband was just diagnosed with a brain tumor..and his wife is recovering from breast cancer.....and they have 4 kids...
And I thought my hip was a problem.
Today I feel silly...
For forgetting that this world and this life is temporary and I shouldn't get too attached.
Because things that I love are just things and won't go to heaven with me.
People can. Or maybe they won't and it's my duty to give them directions.
Boy do I feel silly...
FOr thinking my migraines can ruin my life.
When I witnessed a family not only losing their home, but a young son.
Migraines are nothing.
I feel silly.
For thinking too much of what I want
Instead of knowing what I should give.
I feel silly.
For complaining of pain when I should be
Praying about it.
I feel silly
For finding out my friend's son has a brain tumor by reading a flyer on the wall.
When I would have known had I kept in touch with her.
I feel silly
For moaning about lost time, disappointments, and pain.
When I wouldn't trade all my bad stuff for one minute just to keep this imperfect life I have.
I feel grateful.
That God allows me to feel anything at all, and knowing He is the One bringing my wrongs to my attention.
I feel silly
For knowing I should know better.
And now...
So do you.
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1 comment:
I too feel silly. I have so much to be thankful for when so many have lost a loved one or is suffering with pain. We have lost a total of (5) in 2 months. 4 of whom we know for certain, We'll see again some day. Thanks for the reminder. Pam
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