
The first thing most people ask me is if they give me anything like Valium. The answer is “No!” and I am thankful they don’t. I don’t like taking pills. The tools for Living In Truth that I’ve been writing about in this blog work much better without any side effects.
They do pipe whatever music I want into the room. The machine is so loud it is often difficult to hear the music, but when I can hear I Anchor on the sound and that keeps me content. In addition, I used the tool of Distraction. I have a wonderful imagination and yesterday I just traveled in my imagination to Nephi 17 where the Savior appears to the Nephites and I watched them kiss His feet. I watched Him heal them and watched as they rejoiced in their new health. I watched Him pray over them while they wept for joy, and watched Him take them in His arms and bless them. Before I knew it the hour was up and the therapists were congratulating me on how still I had been. I didn’t dare tell them I’d left and visited the Land of Bountiful.
Today I think I’ll go to Galilee and see what I can find there.
6 comments:
Sis Johnson,
I am constantly amazed at how good you are at "And then if thou endure it well" and I have no doubt God shall exalt thee on high. Love, TeLene
TeLene, You are so kind, but it isn't me--my Savior is holding me up!
very cool post! how great to go where you are going!
Beck, (I picked the nickname I like best. Hope you don't mind!) It is a great way to travel. No fuss. Thanks for stopping by!
I'm glad to hear you're surviving. And what a great place for your imagination to take you--I love the picture you chose to illustrate your travels. Thanks for the review. :)
Wendi, It was a great visit. I find myself looking forward to the radiation. When else do you get a chance to spend an hour just basking in beautiful music and visiting wonderful places?
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