@ctflyr

Hello ctflyr.
I thank you for your warm message and recommendation for Mans Search for Meaning. I read this many years ago and I actually fact have a copy in my book stand.

There is much that I've forgotten, but I do recall, and try to practice, the concept of looking for that one thing that is positive. I'm sure there's much more to it, so I plan to read it again soon.

This diagnosis has been consuming in ways I never imagined. Trying to have hope in a hopeless situation is something I've never experienced before. It will require a whole new skill set.

They say that pain is a good teacher, but why does the test always come before the lesson?

How are you doing?