Comments on: Time to Light Things

By: Karla MG

Karla MG — Tue, 27 Feb 2007 11:31:56 +0000

First, I”ll extend a heart-felt, loving cyber hug. Second a virtual candle…no real ones at this moment, as I’m at work and the power’s back on (they broke all kinds of rules with administrative blessing when the power was out over the weekend…including candles!). Third, I think an e-mail is in order. I was inpatient for 5 days last spring with an intractable migraine, and was just in the ER a month ago for another one. After conversing with my neuro, we have a new plan…I’ll share it in hopes it might help drive away your fear. And lastly, know that whatever you need, whatever this might mean for you, it’s okay to just be for now. Rest. Be gentle. Honor your need. And remember that a dark closet, where fear lives, is only dark so long as you keep the door shut…when you open the door, the Son/Sun can come shining in! (But close your eyes if you’re photosensitive in a migraine epi! ;) (((HUGS))) –Karla

By: Jen Payne

Jen Payne — Tue, 27 Feb 2007 03:04:53 +0000

I’m lighting a candle for you. I’m so sorry this happened, and about the fear. If you decide f-you’s are in order (I can relate to the need for more of these), I hope they come out in ways that feel true to you and that they produce what’s needed in your relationships. (Good lord, do I sound like a therapist-in-training or what? Well, it’s what I’ve got. :) )

By: lisa

lisa — Fri, 23 Feb 2007 04:39:03 +0000

Praying for a soft stillness to hold your fear. Also praying for the pain to leave 100%. Praying that you find a tiny bit of friendliness in this dark place.