GRATITUDE

Bill · 2016-11-02T02:20:17-04:00

GRATITUDE. The worst of times has got to be when first you find your ostomy. You can no longer hide away it’s on your side and there to stay. It shakes you to the very core and makes you feel that you deplore the very thing that helped you to avoid the brink and then pull through. In those early days you’re stressed and easily become depressed. After your stoma comes along you start to grow healthy and strong. If you proceed I feel you’ll find this will recede within your mind. Then you may start to understand as you take part and play your hand. I found life’s game’s not done until you’re underground and lying still. Not much to be hateful for but much you can be grateful for. With experience comes a kind of recognizance in your mind. From introspective attitude onto respect and gratitude. I ponder problems that I had and yonder trouble bad and sad. I am now grateful to be free from all that pain and misery. It’s not just all the things you’ve got but must include the grot you’ve not. I now conclude my attitude tries to exude my gratitude. B. Withers 2013