I was chatting briefly with another nurse on the intermediate care unit today and she was telling me how she is retiring soon to take care of her elderly parents, and that while she feels she is doing the right thing, she is really afraid that she might be making wrong decisions at the same time.  She told me about all of the precautions she is taking with her parents related to the current year-long medical scare.  And she asked me a question.

“Do you think I am going overboard?”

I didn’t really have the time to go into the immense corruption, proof of planning prior to the fact to release such a medical scare, the obvious and constant media lies, the immense dangers of the poison shot, and why random face textiles don’t solve any problems for healthy people.

What I was able to share was possibly more important by far, and it was a simple truth we all need to be reminded of sometimes.  What I said was “Whatever decisions you make, don’t be led by fear.”

At the end of the day this woman is demonstrating great love to end her career early and make sure her parents have the best latter-to-end of life they can have.  And yet if she makes ongoing decisions based out of fear she will be miserable doing it.

I explained briefly how she has useful medical knowledge that she can use, but that any time she finds herself getting afraid and making plans from that place, she needs to back up and start making decisions based on what she knows, not based on how she feels.

So many times in life we can get derailed by the enemy by giving into the lies in our own minds that push us into emotional fear-based decision-making instead of walking out life in peace even in bad situations because we realize we don’t have to be reactive to darkness—we can continue to make choices from a centered place and not give room to fear.

My encouragement to you is the same as I gave her.  We all have lots of things going on in life, but this advice will never steer you wrong:

“Whatever decisions you make, don’t be led by fear.

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