Month: January 2020

# TUESDAY’S THOUGHTS

Tuesday's Thoughts
Tuesday’s thoughts at Shenandoah

Change your thoughts, change your world.

Norman Vincent Peale

Reflection Tuesday’s thoughts

Tuesday’s thoughts…think back to the good things that happened to you; For instance, there were no traffic jams or car accidents that slowed your travel down, and You awoke this morning to another new day… While recognizing that elsewhere another person did not. So, be humble and thankful for one more chance to live.

You are healthy, mentally, and physically…meaning you don’t have to depend on anyone to get your day going. There are health problems; however, you can move your body and don’t require assistance. There are depression, anxiety, and other mental health problem; you have a clear mind free of phobias. .https://www.mhanational.org/issues/state-mental-health-america

None of us are perfect, so strife to be the best at who you are, what you can do, and never ever feel ashamed of yourself. ”Just be you.” Your car ran smoothly. There was no problem with your boss and colleagues. You had a delicious lunch or coffee. Thank your stars for a nice and happy day. This will fill you with gratitude and make you a happier person.

Live a life free of envy and jealousy. There is nothing worse than living with ENVY -n- JEALOUSY in your heart, mind, and soul.

The happiness of your life, depends on the quality of your thoughts.

Unknown

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“This is your world. It’s full of more potential for pleasure, love, glory, beauty and bliss that can be comprehended. It even surprises you with misfortune so you can experience the full range of your explosive emotions, and so the good things are that much sweeter. Even better, nothing great comes easily. That would be hopelessly boring. You have thrilling hurdles to overcome at every corner in order to achieve greatness in this life.” – Unknown

Attention…Join me in bringing inspiration and positive emotions into a world of gross negativity.

Tuesday’s Thoughts

 

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BABY TINSLEE AND LIFE SUPPORT

Life sustaining

Doctors at the Fort Worth hospital had planned to remove Tinslee from life support Nov. 10 after invoking Texas’ “10-day rule,” which can be employed when a family disagrees with doctors who say life-sustaining treatment should be stopped. The law stipulates that if the hospital’s ethics committee agrees with doctors, treatment can be withdrawn after 10 days if a new provider can be found to take the patient.
Efforts to find another facility to take the girl have been unsuccessful. The hospital said it has reached out to more than 20 facilities.

Anyway

I came across the article about a baby on life support in Texas. Reading it brought back memories of a time that I was under a situation as the parents of the baby in the article.

There is a difference; in the plight, the bottom line is the similarity is how a hospital handles life and death situations.


It was February 2010 when I received a call that my younger sister Michelle gravely ill and not expected to live. I didn’t live in the same state as her, so I had to make arrangements to travel to Alabama before it was too late.


Subsequently, I made it to the hospital, and I was surprised to see that she was alert. I was delighted to see her looking around the room at each one of us.

At that moment I saw life


However, thirty minutes after arriving, the hospital administration came into the room to speak with me about sending my sister home to die.


I was stunned by the bluntness of these people. At the same time, I wonder what to do.


I decided that in the best interest of my nephew, it would be best for his mother not to be sent home to die.


After all, he had lived with her, while she was going downhill quickly.


So, I insisted that they let her remain right there in the hospital bed.
That said, the hospital relented, my sister remained there and passed away three days later.


Death is never an easy matter to deal with, especially when you are in a position of having to decide when to disconnect life support.

LIFE SUSTAINING


Tinslee Lewis… should be allowed to live for as long as God says, and not be removed from life support because the doctor says she is in pain and will not recover.


Miracles can happen!