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Day 44. Rain Must Fall.

4/7/2015

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When spring arrives the sun seems hotter, the snow seems dirtier and the pavement seems sandier. That is until the rain comes. The harder the rain, the faster the real beauty of spring can peek through. It is only then we can see the colours of new growth, budding flowers and bright blue skies replace the dullness.

That's how I look at the process of chronic pain. You live in the drudgery of it for so long, then there's a diagnoses which gives a glimmer of light. That light can't be fully exposed until the rains come. The rain is the surgery, procedure or treatment followed by the hard work of recovery. At the end of all of that is the reward, but you have to deal with the dirt, mud and everything in between to get there.

Summer is on its way, literally and figuratively in my life. I'm not looking forward to the rainy part but I know it is necessary.

"Into each life some rain must fall." - H.W. Longfellow.

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Jimmie James
4/7/2015 01:44:42 pm

looking past the negative and forward into the positive is the best medicine for body and soul

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Margie
4/7/2015 03:33:00 pm

Yup, April showers bring May flowers

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