Life after active treatment
I found this network early in my treatment and interacting with others on here helped to change my view of myself. During the months of treatment, I began to see that people who opened themselves to s...
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Interesting article. I like the premise but it's a bit black and white. I think there's a bit of fuzzy space in between the two areas. We all respond differently, to different kinds of adversity. Some people who demonstrate the growth mindset in their work lives can be knocked out by health problems, and vice versa.
Generally speaking I think being pushed out of one's comfort zone is a good thing for human beings. However I'm not sure having a life threatening illness counts! Having BC has forced me to be more open to my frailties and so more humble. I think in the wash up it will make me more accepting of others and more compassionate. I am still struggling with opening myself up to change, but it's happening regardless so I'll just have to make the best of it. That's what I'll strive for anyway.
Gosh, that went philosophical! Thought provoking post @Deanne :) <3
Generally speaking I think being pushed out of one's comfort zone is a good thing for human beings. However I'm not sure having a life threatening illness counts! Having BC has forced me to be more open to my frailties and so more humble. I think in the wash up it will make me more accepting of others and more compassionate. I am still struggling with opening myself up to change, but it's happening regardless so I'll just have to make the best of it. That's what I'll strive for anyway.
Gosh, that went philosophical! Thought provoking post @Deanne :) <3