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As water threatens to engulf me I dig deeper within looking for the strength to resurface
The downward force continues, uninterrupted, interminable
My mind and body are so exhausted from the struggle that turning my will over to the force appears to offer comfort
But this is only an illusion
Just as I am losing the battle My spirit, battered, but still fighting speaks to me so I fight on with renewed vigor toward the surface
I see the buoys in the distance with no idea how to reach them
My mind drifts in and out no focus, reason flies
The sea is expansive and I am so insignificant
I am ALONE, just me and this unrelenting force
But time and time again my spirit with it's tenacity won't let me go
So onward I struggle knowing deep, deep inside the spirit will triumph.
A lifelong resident of Westbrook Maine, Mary Jo Taylor was diagnosed with myeloma in 2001 at age 38. After researching alternative and complementary therapies in conjunction with traditional medicine, she formed a company, Resources for Natural Healing, through which she offers consultations.
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