Now It's Time to Say Goodbye
11 years ago
The Spoon Theory written by Christine Miserandino
Posted by Unknown Labels: family, Walk for Lupus Now
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1 comments:
Thanks for posting this. Great insight into what living with a chronic dis-ease is like. Taking this analogy further, aren't we all holding a finite amount of spoons? Some are acutely more aware than others just how many they have. We should learn from them and be more choosy about using our spoons on things that really matter. Slowing down and not wasting a single spoon.
You've given me a lot to ponder.... Thanks!
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