I used to be a volunteer with the red cross., and I loved it. In Norway we are used to that the government are suppose to take care of the sick and those who cant take care of them selfs.
We don't have the same outlook on charity as American, or thousands of charities such as habitat for humanity,food banks, Animal and Education Charities to name a few.But why do we do it. everyone including myself says that I do it because I want to make a difference, I want to know that I saved a person. My life mattered. I wont be remembered in a thousand years, but my actions will be a echo through times because featuring generations will grow up because I saved others..
But in all this I think I do this to help myself. I get a kick out of helping others, and I don't have to pay for it. And the hangover is as sweet as the first ice cream you got when the summer came.I get to feel that I, and my life mattered for the brief moment I was on this earth.
I hope our society will get back to what it was before. living together, talking and befriend the neighbor, keep the streets safe, and borrow a cup of sugar from you're neighbor .
I hope we will start to connect again to other people through the living plane, and not only through computers and technology.
Humans are pack animals, its time we start to go back to that, otherwise, how are we going to save this planet we are poisoning ????
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ReplyDeleteI feel with you it must be hard that life suddenly turns.
Do you know about anything that can help?I think you have to be a little depressed or is it okay? I feel for you, no one should have pain,be strong and I hope everything will be fine:)
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ReplyDeleteits not easy, and pf course I get a little depressed, I think everyone would in a similar situation. But I try to fight through, hoping for better days.
ReplyDeleteGERD is fortunately something that I don't have anymore, and I feel with those who struggles with this decease.
hugs Alex