PRURIGO NODULARIS --Ten Thankful Things

1)  I'm thankful there are truly kind, compassionate, and empathetic people in
my life.

2)  I'm thankful I can still find forgiveness for those people who unknowingly
hurt me, are not truly kind, compassionate, and not empathetic towards me.

3)  I'm thankful for the Internet, which opened a whole new world of
possibilities to me, shaped my feelings, redirected me to always choose optimal
choices, opened my mind to what can be, and gave me real hope that I will be
completely healed, instead of just settling for symptom relief.

4)  I'm thankful that allopathic failures gave me the focus, the determination,
the drive, the desire, and the understanding to realize one simple truth:  We
cannot completely address a health problem that manifest itself externally
using only external means, when the cause that originated the health problem is
internal.  When I realized this paradox, that was the start to my healing.

5)  I'm thankful I have absolutely no food cravings.  There is not one food
that I absolutely have to eat.  So when my doctor told me to avoid my allergic
foods, and  alkalize my diet, I did it because my desire to heal is greater
that my desire for any food.  However, I'm empathetic with people who have
certain food cravings and find it difficult to comply.

6)  I'm thankful I have the time to research together with caring people around
me to help me research, to learn different healing methods and have the money
to try them.

7)  I'm thankful for the lessons I've learned while healing PN.  My total
health is so much better because the steps I've taken to heal my PN also
improves my overall health.

8)  I'm thankful  for simple pleasures.  When there are people in this world
who seem to have everything and yet they are still miserable, I in contrast,
can find simple pleasures from just relaxing, savoring a tasty lunch, feeling
the warmth from the sunlight and the breeze from the wind,  hearing the sound
of ocean waves crashing near me, learning new thing from a good book, and my
attention punctuated only by the most beautiful sound in the world, the
laughter and joy from my nieces and nephews announcing their arrival to visit
me.

9)  I'm thankful for the serenity to accept the things I cannot change, the
courage and determination to change the things I can, and the wisdom to know
the different.

10) I'm thankful that this experience has really opened my mind to realize
there are infinite possibilities out there, where some are known and some have
yet to be revealed.  No problem is too great for the sustained attack from an
open mind.

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