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The best way to deal with feelings, in my opinion, is to name them, describe exactly what you are feeling at the time. Understand that feelings are not good or bad, they are just a reaction of our hidden memories, triggered by certain moments. Understand, as well, that all of them are in the past. Comprehending that gives us the jump start to see the present thru a brighter light. When we talk about compassion, it is not always about others, but for ourselves. Forgiveness of past, wrong doings or errors, is to understand that with that we can be free, since all of it is in the past and the past after all does not exist. It is us that keeps it alive.
Feelings are like waves, sometimes rough and hard, but at the end they will pass, deep breath and keep moving or be still as sometimes that is what is required. Hugs Dan 🤗
Hey Dan, I work in a clinic now but was an EMT2 for many years. I still do a lot of disasters preparedness and miss EMS at time. With all that said I feel you man and talking helps a lot. Keep rolling out the content and hope to hope in to discord one of these times.
Yeah listening here and can relate. Been feeling kind of the same way lately so I took a little 150 mile ride up in the mountains, stopped and took a hike. Felt better.
Liked the video. I don't usually comment. I know what you're talking about. Did the FF/EMT thing for about 20 years, although it was volunteer. I had/have a mentor that told me that being in EMS is kind of like a photo album. At some point it just gets full, there is no more room for photos. I have been out of the field since September of 2011. Sometimes I miss it, and others, not so much. Being from a small town, some of the calls were a little more difficult than others, because you are responding to someone you know. That's enough from me. I know you will do just fine, God bless. Thanks for sharing.
Howdy. What boots do you wear? They're sexy
I’m a mental health clinician. (My Harley is my therapy) but I hear this a lot. I would never dx someone without meeting em, it’s unethical and it’s unprofessional but I will say it sounds like some depression from missing your past life almost. It’s normal man, (anyone whose said they haven’t been there hasn’t been live long enough) , I wish you the best and really appreciate your videos!!
I love all the informative and educational stuff you put out there its awesome i started riding 2 months ago and i just scroll through your videos and watch your content and learn from it keep it up i love it !
After 26 years of retirement from a 20 year career in the US Navy I am now having serious PTSD issues, nightmares where I am running, when in reality I am kicking in my sleep, sometimes even yelling in my sleep and even though I have been seeing my psychologist and my psychologist, taking my meds for the past 6 years things are really ramping up on me lately. I bought a brand new 2019 Harley Low Rider 4 months ago. Smashed my middle finger, broke the tip of my clutch hand. Now I have had a heart stent in place and am having with shortness of breath and dizziness and wearing a heart monitor 24/7 as soon as it arrives in the mail so I managed to put 4 miles on my bike doing parking lot practice but had to set it over on the crash bar at a stop light by the fire station. The fire fighters were on the spot and although I let the bike down gently I proceeded to fall down because I was to dizzy to stand. They helped me up but while they were doing that and asking me questions My legs gave way and I was on the ground again but the firemen already stood my bike up and put the kickstand down. I managed to nod yes and no but was not able to speak till after I swallowed some water…I was dehydrated. I was ok the bike okay not a scratch on my gear or even the crash bar. Now My Cardiologist tells me that I should NOT consider riding unless I have a death wish for myself or for someone else that I might kill with my bike when I get dizzy. What to do dude? I am 66 years old. I have waited years to ride. I waited till I received my Social Security checks…just to finally purchase and now find out I can’t ride? I answer to a very high authority…God; but should I take this event so soon as an answer to my end of riding desire? I thought “wind therapy” would help. Maybe I thought wrong? I am 66, so I am asking myself what can a disabled retiree like myself do to keep enjoying life? So far I have no answers and God has not interviened and given me any Devine intervention answers….and yes my eyes and my ears are both open right now as I move from my rental house to a nice house I am buying. It is an awesome house…to much to write about here. I see a new Psycologist for a 2 hour introduction this week at Kansas University Medical Center, KC, KS.
THANK YOU for your thoughts as they really help. Always keep up the great work that you are doing!
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It's nice to see a person being real. And, usually guys don't talk much. I'm not a talker either but, I have people often say, "you good?" and I say, "sure" and they know that I'm normally happy and bubbly and it's BS. Eventually I get back up again. I find staying in constant motion helps (and going for a ride). Today I'm down and I want to ride after work but I feel like, "eh… do I want to get all my gear on and go ride?" Yes… I do. I need to–I can feel it. (I do worry that if I'm down I won't be as good a rider and possibly get hurt). Head games suck. Best of luck to you.
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