Journey Towards Healing
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Last July, I "met" my cousin , Diane Neas, on Facebook. We had never met , but our connection was instantaneous. Like apples from the same tree, we grew on different branches , but our lives, our likes, and our in terests have many similiarities. Today, it is my great pleasure to share Diane's thoughts on the journey toward healing. She has a wisdom born of great sadness and difficulty. Her words touched my heart the first time I read them. Journey Towards Healing by Diane Neas Traveling the path toward healing is a journey, which tends to wind up and around itself. Things I could have sworn I'd put at ease within myself appear in front of me, again and again. Recently, I had an experience which showed me how important it is to meet others on this path, where they are. The interesting concept here is: the farther you are in your own journey . . . the more responsibility you have to do so. I'd decided, against my better judgment, and wit