Sometimes, people change and move away. That's ok. Here is what you do.
1. Accept what you can��t change.
2. Forgive your person and yourself.
3. Grieve the loss of closeness honestly.
4. Turn inward and grow.
5. Keep the door open with calm and care.
6, It's okay.
Best anecdote in Carol Thatcher's book about her father is when Sir Denis boarded a train at Paddington in which the only empty compartment was reserved for Rosewood Psychiatric Hospital.
Denis travelled alone and in comfort as far as Reading when "all these chaps piled in", accompanied by a male nurse, who counted them before the train moved off.
'One, two, three, four ... who are you?"
"I'm the Prime Minister's husband."
"Six, seven, eight, nine..."
For the rest of the year I only want to hear “I have an idea”, “let’s build this”, “there’s an opportunity here” or “there’s money to be made” 😂 the help desk is closed till 2027. Peace and love as always 🧡🤞🏽
THE WAIT IS OVER 🏆
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I don't get what the fuss is about. On the rare occasions that a doctor tells me he/she knows me from so-so place, I usually interpret it as one of soft skills they use to make a patient feel at ease.
@ThatPHCBoy Owo ori means poll tax or tax per head. Literally, Oko lo lowo Ori Aya means "the husband pays the wife's poll tax". Initially a colonial era argument that women should not pay tax, but it sounds romantic in songs.