12-05-2007, 04:04 AM
What happened to laughter as the best medicine?
So we get a little silly. I dont really think many people think that people don't take the facts seriously. Just for second try to believe that every one does the best they can, and then some, to make the lives around them happier and better.
Here is an example: a fairly well known guy in Hilo had a heart attack last year, not fatal but close, when I went to visit him two days later, he told me that his wife was so embarrassed! Why? Because his doctor told him that impotence could go along with heart troubles. He said his beautiful wife who is also over 60 walked in and he said "Look honey, it still works" lifting up the covers... not knowing that a nurse was right behind his wife...
The point is that he made me laugh so hard at the story, while I was on the verge of tears because he was a good friend.
I say do what you can, and then laugh.
So we get a little silly. I dont really think many people think that people don't take the facts seriously. Just for second try to believe that every one does the best they can, and then some, to make the lives around them happier and better.
Here is an example: a fairly well known guy in Hilo had a heart attack last year, not fatal but close, when I went to visit him two days later, he told me that his wife was so embarrassed! Why? Because his doctor told him that impotence could go along with heart troubles. He said his beautiful wife who is also over 60 walked in and he said "Look honey, it still works" lifting up the covers... not knowing that a nurse was right behind his wife...
The point is that he made me laugh so hard at the story, while I was on the verge of tears because he was a good friend.
I say do what you can, and then laugh.