Friday, August 29, 2008
Dealing with chronic pain is a way of life now. I have had to embrace it and accept it so I could move on. Some days are extremely hard to get through but I find my way through my photographs.
By Robert Welton— Last Modified: 10/15/10, First Published: 08/29/08
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Several months ago I almost fell into the abyss of my pain...I recognized the moments that I could forget about it or more truthfully, distracted enough to not process it completely. My doctor told me to find joy each day, doing something I could never do when I worked. This "goal" has become a Godsend to me in dealing with the aftermath of a surgery that rendered my right hand, and now more, with Reflex symathetic dystrophy. I look at photo's, and fill my mind with beauty and ears with music. I highly recommend it....I loved this photo!! Thank you.