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Changing4Best
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At the moment, I'm taking great solace in reading about the prophet, Elijah, and his nervous breakdown...
Yes, Elijah is a good one to read for solace. Thanks for sharing.
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At the moment, I'm taking great solace in reading about the prophet, Elijah, and his nervous breakdown...
In an "urban myth" about Martin Luther (not King, Jr., but the German one a few centuries earlier), Satan appeared at the foot of Marty's bed late one night. Marty sat up, looked him straight in the eye and said, "Oh, it's you" and went back to sleep. While my anxiety continues to show up rather frequently, I'm learning to, for lack of better words, "not panic about my anxiety." I've developed my toolkit of coping/escape strategies so that when anxiety appears, I think, "Ach, Lord, here we go again. Please let me know if there's an even better way to process this; until then, I'm gonna (fill in the blank for coping exercise.)" I'm coming to think that if my anxiety is like the Apostle Paul's "thorn in the flesh," I must be in pretty good company.