by patty » Tue Aug 23, 2016 11:48 am
Interesting... for myself as a SAD addict my life spins automatically into service. Today the greatest amount of endorphins for myself are released from working. A starch based lifestyle allows me to stay healthy, dodge the white coats, and continue to work. I am a bottom feeder in the medical profession, a home health aide which puts me in the best position to do service. Because where I sit the only place is up. And I get paid for it. Do I make the same amount of money as the top feeders, No, but i bet I am happier. I imagine those who can afford to volunteer have the same gift, as it is only when you give it away, do you have it, to be it. When i run across workers who volunteer for Hospice... I always suggest they become home health aides and get paid for their work as they are needed, because the people they care for are working the front lines for valued life. Some people stay sick to teach us how to get well, as some get well to teach us.
Aloha, patty