as it can destroy the best efforts of the writer. Clearly, however, having a good eraser can be a blessing.
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Mistakes happen. What I would have written when I was 21 is totally different from what I would write now. Experience makes a difference but it’s a nice analogy. I wish I could rewrite my mistakes as easily but I’m locked into history for that. I’m not sure it’s a blessing when I did what I did. Perhaps a guidance for things much later…
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Yes. Feeling the pain might be better in many instances. But isn’t it doctor who always wants to knock us out as if we were afraid of pain?
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You pose some interesting questions. I think the doctor wants our best health overall even if there’s some really bad doctors. I dig what your saying about pain. It can be transcendental. It can make you who you are etc.
It’s a curious thing making peace with our past. For me I couldn’t change much with hindsight because I was suffering from thought disorder. It was a revelation for me getting on the meds and sorting things out.
So. It’s not the pain I’m worried about. It’s the realising I was suffering from something that I couldn’t really control too much. That really bites me because it’s just wasted years for me with a dx at 29.
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