[at-l] The Wench / LiteShoe Syndrome

[thornel@xxxxxxxxxxxxx (W F Thorneloe)]

Congratulations on your farewell party and your emotions.

I must disagree with you a little bit. It _does_ matter where the street
leads. Your decision is whether you are locked into following that street,
just as you have decided to walk away from the Hospice street. You have
taken control regarding your flatland life. Now, you get to contend with a
wandering life.

I often tell patients that "minor surgery" is a procedure performed on
someone else. You are not experiencing a minor life event, because it is
yours. Enjoy the journey, smooth and rough roads are ahead.

OrangeBug

At 12:33 PM 2/21/03 -0500, ted anderson wrote:
>And now I reflect on Jan's recent posting in a much different light.  Life
>has just turned a corner, and I'm on a street that I've never seen or been
>on before.  Does the street lead through a nice area, rough area?   It
>doesn't matter now, because I'm on that street and must take whatever it
>dishes out.