Waiting

Now the waiting game begins.  My blood work is in, but they have made me an appointment in October to come and discuss the results of that panel.  ( the 10 vials of blood from 2 weeks ago.)
The MRI has been sent to my neurologist and they have yet to set up a follow-up appointment with me.  I am assuming that it will be after the holiday.  Follow-ups used to be a courtesy of the doctor--and they used to be free--but not anymore.  

I am focusing on my practice and my students at this time and trying not to worry about the tests or the money to pay for them.  My students are wonderful and they really are part of a larger scheme in the Path.

I have found that balancing postures are a great help, because they seem to accentuate the moments of life where we are waiting for the next thing to happen.  
In all things, the ability to sit with pain and make friends with it is hard-won, but make a difference.

May all beings be happy and free.


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