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Assigned a new job this month. The universe decreed that I should be me. Who is this me that I should be? A me that can just 'be'. No title, no authority, no personal goal or direction. Follow the universe and catch the breeze. Nothing to do but t...
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- Do you attend a Unity Church? If so, which one??
- Not at this time - recovering from cancer
- About Me:
- Psiplex (the blog and concept) started as a way to chart the author's battle with head and neck cancer. As a graphic artist, electronic musician, producer and art lover, in Atlanta, GA, the author enjoys expressing life and learning with others in these mediums. The importance of remaining creative in complexity is important toward completing cancer treatment, healing, sharing and appreciating life. Psiplex, like all beings, is a chunk of consciousness invested in the creative impulse, awareness, awakening and the true Self.
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Assigned a new job this month. The universe decreed that I should be me. Who is this me that I should be? A me that can just 'be'. No title, no authority, no personal goal or direction. Follow the universe and catch the breeze. Nothing to do but to be a Self, the one connected to the One, the one without the many and the noise. I am unLinkedIn, yo.
Requiring no executive regional management decision, quorum, panel reviews or corporate-blessed titles, this new position is the one I have always b… Continue
Requiring no executive regional management decision, quorum, panel reviews or corporate-blessed titles, this new position is the one I have always b… Continue
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Blessings in the Light,
David
When a person is diagnosed with cancer, it puts in motion a series of events that can have wide ranging consequences for personal and professional relationships. In many cases, people who are diagnosed with cancer and begin treatment face interruptions in their normal routines that span from mild to severe.
Depending on the stage of cancer diagnosed, further testing and treatment may need to begin immediately often leading to schedules that are blown off course. In a life-changing event such as this, it is easy to lose the day to day camaraderie of colleagues, friends and fellow workers. When a patient is away from their routine for some time, an awkwardness can creep in based on the right way to approach the patient's cancer battle.
This awkwardness stems from the fact that folks in a standardized routine, say, going to work or school each day, really don't want to be reminded that illness and loss of routine can happen to them. They tend to not know what to say to those who are battling cancer and thus a gulf exists in communication. One party doesn't want to be reminded of how anyone is susceptible to cancer and the survivors don't want to be left out of everyday life and cut off from communication. Former co-workers, colleagues, family and friends just 'don't know what to say' to cancer patients.
It's really simple. Acknowledge that the person battling cancer is doing so and just be yourself! The cancer patient will welcome hearing from all those who shared their world and who are genuinely interested in their recovery and future. Don't be a stranger!
You will not offend anyone by honestly connecting to them and sending along your greetings. Just use common sense, be tactful and let the sunshine in – it will make a lot of difference, guaranteed!