Comments on: The Other Side of the Coin

By: Ginger Castell

Ginger Castell — Thu, 21 Jun 2012 13:08:26 +0000

Dr. Wetsman,
As always, I really enjoyed reading your blog. This particular entry really hit home for me and I have printed it out and posted it near my desk. A lot of times in my life, I have to remind myself that if I continue to clutch the negative or “not so good for me” people/places/things, that I am not allowing the positve to come in. This blog really showed me how simple it is..just let go. Also, it showed me that sometimes what we initially think is negative or “the worst possible thing” really isn’t. My mother always tells me “Let go, and let God” and this blog proves, yet again, that she may know what she is talking about!!! Thank you for allowing us in your brain and into your thoughts!

By: Mary Hoffpauer

Mary Hoffpauer — Wed, 20 Jun 2012 23:31:51 +0000

Thank you. That is exactly how I view my husband leaving me. As a survivor of domestic abuse, I am stlll stung by the rejection and saddened by the break-up of my family of three.

By: Nikki Lee

Nikki Lee — Mon, 18 Jun 2012 14:21:36 +0000

I wish that more people would undestand this. This is my testimony, as well as it is others, When my father passed away it was sandpaper wrapped and tied with a barbed wire bow but now I can look and see that my life would look much different if it hadn’t have happened the way that it did. Sometimes, we need the unexpected events in our lives good, bad, or ugly to jolt us into action; to make us see the potential of the future and the lesson of the past. Thank you for sharing this post!

By: Sarah W.

Sarah W. — Mon, 11 Jun 2012 14:16:56 +0000

Great Comparison & Blog. =)