Wow, thank you for that distinction between struggle and challenge, Brianne. When I broke my humerus I felt very connected, not only with people but with a path to recovery. It was a very different experience to being ill with chronic migraine or ME/CFS, where the pathway out is unclear and that makes everyone uncertain and uncomfortable.
That makes so much sense, Michelle. Thanks for sharing. I have felt similarly both ways. I wish there was some way to make the muddled paths clearer — even if it couldn't be immediately to an ultimate resolution, to have some sort of way station that would allow for more company and clarity in the meantime.
Yes ... how obvious when you write that, and yet, how fixed our human need for clarity that I didn't even see it as a potential solution right off the bat. Maybe that's another post in the future. How do we get comfortable with uncertainty?
Wow, thank you for that distinction between struggle and challenge, Brianne. When I broke my humerus I felt very connected, not only with people but with a path to recovery. It was a very different experience to being ill with chronic migraine or ME/CFS, where the pathway out is unclear and that makes everyone uncertain and uncomfortable.
That makes so much sense, Michelle. Thanks for sharing. I have felt similarly both ways. I wish there was some way to make the muddled paths clearer — even if it couldn't be immediately to an ultimate resolution, to have some sort of way station that would allow for more company and clarity in the meantime.
Absolutely Brianne, or to have healthcare professionals and wider society get more comfortable with moving in uncertainty.
Yes ... how obvious when you write that, and yet, how fixed our human need for clarity that I didn't even see it as a potential solution right off the bat. Maybe that's another post in the future. How do we get comfortable with uncertainty?