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| A Beholding Forest© |
A respite in the Rockies is something my husband and I have enjoyed
for thirty-five years and since we are in our sixth and seventh decades of
life, we are grateful to have done it yet again. It’s a marriage retreat of sorts,
a time to appreciate my husband’s hard work, allowing me to use my photography to
escape into the bowels of majesty.
I feel an intimacy with nature, wild flowers coloring the
landscape, wild animals outside our RV door, rainbows that astound us and pink
sunsets that devour our sensibilities. I am touched by my husband’s desire to
find joy in something I love. My soul is awakened when I hear these words…
Come
quick; grab your camera!
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| Young Buck Innocence© |
Early fall makes itself known in the mountains where summer is
short. The aspen’s are beginning to turn and as their leaves shudder to meet the sun’s rays, I
am reminded that the warm days of summer will soon give way to crisp chilly air
that awakens the season of harvest and preparation.
Chronic pain and illness dictates that we adapt to change. But, unlike nature’s beings, it isn’t always instinctive. I know
I need daily reminders on how to apply the things I learned when writing our first book (with contributions of my co-author, Jeff
Miller, PhD).
Fall is looming and change is upon us. Find out how you can adapt
as nature does by using the daily tips in the Fall Devotions edition of the
book series. If you already have the book, it's time to get it out and
re-explore. I suspect you will see things from a different perspective this
year, and you will learn something new to share.
Find detailed information at CelesteCooper.com:
- About Broken Body, Wounded Spirit: Balancing the SeeSaw of Chronic Pain, FALL DEVOTIONS
- Table of Contents
- Endorsements - Inside the Cover
September is pain awareness month and a busy one for those of us
who advocate for balanced affordable care for everyone. My greatest desire as
an RN is for patients to have choices. It’s empowering to reclaim control over
the thing we can change, and I hope you find Fall Devotions helps you do
that.
Here’s to a colorful and hearty fall season.
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"Adversity is only an obstacle if we fail to see
opportunity."
Celeste Cooper, RN
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