Re:The days are long but the decades are short
by jacquesm on Tuesday April 28, 2015 @07:47PM
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If there is one thing that rammed that home it was sitting next to an incubator watching O2 levels and heartbeat of an early born infant. Re-alignment of priorities would be a very mild way to describe the feeling.
Re:The days are long but the decades are short
by gregpilling on Wednesday April 29, 2015 @12:11AM
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I agree. My son spent his first week in NICU, and 6 years later had a brain aneurism, and another brain surgery at 11 years. He is fine now. Work problems are pretty insignificant in comparison.
Re:The days are long but the decades are short
by peteretep on Tuesday April 28, 2015 @11:59PM
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> Your mind changes
> and that isn't a bad thing
Re:The days are long but the decades are short
by klibertp on Wednesday April 29, 2015 @02:45AM
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> Your mind changes
I'm very suspicious about that. Every new experience has the chance of changing the way you think, it's natural. But for something to have that much of an impact it has to involve a lot of brain chemistry. And I don't trust in being intoxicated by hormones, I'd rather use other, safer drugs for this.
Not so much defined by that. Instead, motivated by entirely new impulses. Its not that you change your mind about success. Your mind changes, and that isn't a bad thing.