This is from my Facebook..
The days are starting to count down and things are getting to the “I don’t want to know” stage with mom. Things like what jewelry is in which safety deposit box at what bank and where keys are. I know these things are questions I hope to never need to know. This won’t be the first or second heart surgery but this one will certainly be the most dangerous and have the highest risks. I can’t say it’s common but as an only child while growing up and having mom 3 times hospitalized for near fatal illnesses, I guess I’ve grown used to the anxiety build-up. It’s not in my hands, there is nothing I can do than pray and grab a chair.
Multiple times a year our team holds the “lives” of our viewers and they trust us and depend on our talented staff to give them the best info. My key job is to be outside the big glass box making sure we don’t miss something else. Not only the viewers but my co-workers telling us what technology can’t.
How do I handle the stress? I goto the gun range.. No realistically there is no leftover stress just question “did I provide my co-workers, competitors and those I care about the correct information and in a timely manner?”.
So soon I’ll release the date to the public but a Thursday soon if you get a txt or message from me please keep in mind I’ll be most likely in a waiting room scared to death looking for friends.
I will say same as family to you, my friends. I do not want anyone in the waiting area with me. I intend to do lots of things and feeling obligated to share/chat are not on my list.
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