ABOUT THIS EPISODE
Acceptance is quite difficult for Westerners. We tend to want life to go the way we want it to go - and it doesn't. Life has its own agendas and game-plan.
This becomes very apparent in late life, or when we contract debilitating, life-threatening illnesses like cancer, or when we acquire disabilities.
That is, when we face death, over which we have little or no control. Death makes its own decisions.
But in the 2020s, a bigger agenda is taking over, and we have many unknowns and normality-disruptions ahead. Our grip on reality is loosening, and even billionaires and other sundry titans cannot buy themslves out of it.
It's all about acceptance. Reality-street. That's what this is all about.
#cancer #myeloma #latelife #dying #economicdownturn
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