These are definitely evident in those of us who remain in this family. We have suffered many losses and are still optimistic about the future. Al's cancer is an ongoing battle,but so far our Faith has sustained us in the face of daunting circumstances. Al currently has a large blood clot in his leg and is on a daily needle for 6 months. So he's off his feet again. We are thankful his cancer is still stabilized.
They have a sense of meaning, direction, and purpose They realize that the quality of our lives depends on how we focus our attention and our energy. They don’t judge themselves or others harshly when things go wrong. They are able to tolerate ambiguity, uncertainty, and imperfection They are reasonably optimistic and have a sense of humor They take responsibility for their mental programming, their emotions, and their actions. They look at adversity as a challenge rather than as a threat. They respect themselves and other people. They are grateful for the good things in their lives. - They know how to mourn the inevitable losses in life. They know how to let go of things they have no control over.
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