Thursday, April 4, 2013

In Their Shoes


Most of what I have gone through is to benefit others. I thought about my current pain and quest to find what’s wrong. I have walked in the shoes of someone who believed they had a terminal illness. These people are constantly dealing with complex symptoms. 


     The long wait for a diagnosis is difficult. Other doctors seemed as though they didn’t care or didn’t care enough to help. The list went on. At least I had drugs to relieve my pain. 


     The bottom line is compassion. When a person is going through an illness, show compassion. We have no idea until we’ve walked in their shoes.


U Can you show compassion for those with an illness, disability, or disease?  U 

U Have you wondered what it’s like to walk in their shoes? (We should be thankful for the little things.) U 

 

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