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The thing about the mental fog that comes with loss, loss of any kind, is that you can’t just rent a wind machine and blow it away. You can’t will it away, or wish it away. For that matter, half the time you don’t even realize you’re in a fog.
Nasty stuff, fog. And when it starts to lift, it tends to do what fog so often does. It rolls right back in again.
But eventually it dissipates for good, and then you’re left to figure out where you are, where you want to go next. Sometimes you even need to know who you want to be next, because you were in the fog for so long that your world changed shape while it was waiting for you to come back. Friends left. Your job changed. The world moved on because it exists in a fog-free zone. Lucky world.
I’ve…
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So true.
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Thanks Kate 😀
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Very well phrased. Thanks.
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Thanks Carol. 😀
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Like blind man’s bluff until it lifts and then it’s a sigh of relief..
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You know what Chris was talking about. Thanks for your comment Lisa 😀
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Very poetic!
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Thanks for stopping by and commenting 😀
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