Archive for May 31st, 2010

In Flander’s fields…

Honor those who have fallen,

no matter where you stand.

Today is a day of remembrance of those who died in US military service.  For their families and friends, we can take a moment to stand silently and reflect on the sacrifice made, and the debt owed. 

It’s not about politics today.  It’s about honoring those who gave the ultimate so secure our way of life, whether or not you wanted them to.

 

And though ideas and ideology, life style and world view may separate us, we can also  recognize and be grateful for the gifts we share as fellow citizens.  Why do you think so many others from so many countries seek to be here?   Yes, we are fortunate.  And in no small measure our good fortune is due to the sacrifices of a few.  This is their day.

 

 If you’ve lost a loved one or friend in past or recent wars, and still feel the pain of that loss in a way that has become too difficult to live with, call a qualified psychotherapist to work toward living with your loss rather than only surviving without him or her.



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