A Quiet Space Counseling - Morgan Rakay, LPC

-Anonymous

Every so often, I stumble across a quickly jotted note from an old session or support group with things that really struck me. This was one of those.

It is more than a few years old at this point, and I can only guess at what we had been talking about. Living with cancer, maybe? The idea of hope? Being future focused versus present focused? Finding ways to continue forward with an invisible illness? Living in the aftermath of loss?

I could try to attach this to a post about some concept that I want to share. But the reality is that, whatever context these words came in, they are profound enough to stand on their own. A statement of someone's will, strength, and choice for living.

I'm grateful every day that I get to do this work.