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- RIP Michael Jackson
- The Pineal Gland, Melatonin and Breast Cancer Link
- The Karate Kid
- Mermaid Parade - Coney Island - June 2010
- 3rd Week of Radiation - Central Park Zoo_0001.wmv
- 3rd Week Radiation Complete, Central Park Zoo, Mum...
- Why Am I So Tired During Radiation Treatments?
- Radiation Therapy-End of Week Two
- Writer's (Cinder) Block
- 2nd Week of Radiation Therapy Complete, a Friendly...
- Coney Island, Beach Glass and The Wonder Wheel
- Chipotle's and Millionaire Thinking
- Radiation Therapy -- Week Two
- your STRENGTHS serve OTHERS + their STRENGTHS serv...
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- Letting Go of Anger
- Gratitude
- Alternative Therapies--More to Come!
- Fear Nothing
- First Day of Radiation Therapy
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Wednesday, June 2, 2010
Gratitude
June 2, 2010 3.19 miles/6858 steps
Second day of radiation treatment out and I was out enjoying a gorgeous, sunny day in the city--staying in the shade as much as possible and protecting my skin. Feeling fabulous and grateful to be alive. I've noticed that the expression of gratitude has opened many spiritual avenues to me over the course of my diagnosis and treatment. How is that? When you express gratitude for whatever you have, a lot or a little, you invite blessings into your life. When your kids say thank you and mean it, don't you want to give them even more? It's the same with God. I'm grateful for a safe,warm place to sleep, clean water to drink and shower in, food in my stomach, clean clothes on my back and good health care. To millions of people in third world countries, I'm rich. I never forget it.
I've met wonderful, caring people over the past year. I learned how much I'm loved, and how much I love. It took an illness to make me slow down, savor life and become a better caretaker of the body I was blessed with.
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