
Hey, Y’all!
It has been another minute since my last writing.
I am here to share my experience, strength, and hope. My experience is going through repetitive lessons. Most of life seems to be a repetition.
I am experiencing a lot of the same lessons. My lessons go deeper in learning more each time.
I am picking this piece of writing from last week. I write a thought. Yesterday, the nurse said I needed to go to The Emergency Room by today. It conjured up all kinds of thoughts and feelings.
I am in the middle of getting my clothes and hygiene items together on the high probability of admission to the hospital. I am very scared by the conversation we had. I cannot be more specific. Suffice it to say I went into meltdown mode.
I had to call or text my tribe members. I am following through in fear. I have learned from past mistakes, not to put things off until I have no choice left.
I have cried out of fear and raised unanswerable questions. I must believe that God will make things okay, but that faith is weak right now. I tell most people; I wish that someone could just hold me and tell me everything will be okay. I wish I could just know that there is nothing to fret about.
There are considerations and things I do not know that only doctors can decide on. I wish that I could walk away with no consequences. The fear of the unknown is strong. For every action, there is a consequence.
I must get some breakfast, take my medication, make my regular morning phone call, and come back to explain how I am going to reframe my negative thoughts.
I first had to produce a plan in just the last few minutes.
I am going to face this dragon head-on. There is already an X-ray ordered which I will have done when I first get to the hospital, and then go directly to the ER.
The negative thoughts are still an issue, but I shall overcome them. I fear the things required for my health. I am not looking forward to a Picc Line in my arm limiting my activity.
Reframing these thoughts means I am in fear of the unknown. I am not a medical professional therefore the orders will be to help me heal properly and safely. Everyone wants me in good health. I want myself in good health.
I am willing to follow the instructions needed to get through this bump in the road.
While things may be frightening, I will walk this road and see the courage I have gained by following through. I will lose the fear with each step I take forward.
I want to be good to myself and trust in God’s plan for me. I will come out on top of this and not lose control of my emotions or let everything be based on fear.
This is my journey as I am reporting on it today.
Thank you for reading!
This has been another blog post entry by Boxcar Mike, over and out!
God Bless Y’all, Everybody!








