I recently lost an old stethoscope and found myself a bit sad. Interesting feeling to have about something old and outdated, but none-the-less, I found myself looking feverishly around the hospital for this stethoscope which I had since medical school. I think that might have been it, having it so long, I guess I was attached to it and that is why I felt like I lost something of value. There are better ones out now and most likely I need to update anyway.
We have to learn to let go of thing that we lose. No sense it being sad about something that is lost, I had come to that realization…
I found it the next day and it felt great!
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