You can 'make yourself absolutely clear that your not having a go or anything'...twice, in fact, which reminds me of Shakespeare's statement, "The lady doth protest too much methinks." I guess all I can say is why say it at all? It was hurtful and thoughtless, your 'go'.
I'm truly glad for you, that you only have 'every little emotion or ailment'. Be glad. But don't judge those who have serious illnesses that aren't being properly pursued by the medical community and who are trying desperately to find SOMETHING that point to cause and effect for their misery. They're not trying to blame; they're simply trying to find order in a chaotic situation. Have a bit of compassion. THAT would be a step toward being more positive, yourself. And meanwhile, be well, Léna On Jul 15, 2012, at 9:07 PM, Neville Munn wrote:s > I want to make it absolutely clear that I am not having a go or anything, > but....I feel fine, and I wonder how others would feel fine if they never > read anything about solar flares? > > My comment would be...Perhaps the imagination gets a little carried away with > looking for answers to a question that doesn't exist? It must get tiresome > constantly looking for something to blame for every little emotion or ailment > we experience. Life is life, be in it. Accept that and people may feel a > whole lot better in and about themselves, instead of looking to point the > finger at the slightest excuse why they feel the way they do. Positive > thinking would help. > > Again, not having a go, but it seems to me that people spend too much time > thinking about themselves and searching for things to blame for every little > thing they feel rather than just getting on with life. It's almost like they > WANT to feel crook in some way for there to be meaning to life. > > When the going gets tuff, the tuff get going! Don't worry, be happy. > > OK, lay it on me, at least that will take your mind off things for a while > <g>. > > N. > > Date: Sun, 15 Jul 2012 11:21:19 -0700 > From: [email protected] > To: [email protected] > Subject: CS>Solar Flares and how they affect the body > > Can anyone comment on how they have been feeling during the past couple of > days? I notice when the planet gets hit with these flares I experience > "extreme fatigue" and body aches. > Would magnet placement help? > > Debbie
