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In reply to the discussion: A Fitting Final Gift From Jimmy Carter [View all]vlyons
(10,252 posts)11. Thank you so much
Negative emotions are not real, they only SEEM real. They have no mass and can't be weighed on a scale. They are devoid of intrinsic self existence, as is everything else -- including us. This is the Buddhist teaching on emptiness, which is what is called "wisdom." We do feel emotions, pleasant and unpleasant. Best to recognize when they arise and let them go. That is a big part of training the mind not to get sucked into negative emotions.
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Everything you said, and I keep my own end close, as a welcome visitor in my thoughts. Peace.
Magoo48
Aug 2023
#13
More people need to understand that Hospice DOESN'T ALWAYS DEATH....My BFF's daddy
The_REAL_Ecumenist
Aug 2023
#22
I was thinking about in-facility care only. Of course, in-home care would be more affordable.
jaxexpat
Aug 2023
#65
My sister had horrible dementia, but was not able to stay in a care facility
Attilatheblond
Aug 2023
#52
Thank you for this... After seeing both my parents pass in 2022-23 it was a real eye opener
FirstLight
Aug 2023
#74