Today I am struggling with people who think I'm suffering a mental illness because I think it is very important to be informed. I keep being told it's negative thinking and I am aware how insane what local government is doing in the courts but these are the facts because I know I'm a winner and like to be prepared for the worst while hoping for the best. It does feel extremely lonely at times like this. I don't know how else to explain it to people that it's not negativity that it's preparation for what may come and in my point of view it's harmful to ignore reality until it too late to prepare.
Anyone have valuable questions I can have in my knowledge stash next time someone unintentionally tries to break my spirit?
Welcome to the club, Cassandra.
It's rough.
I tell some people about it but not too many. It really hurts to know people who are smart, good, and kind -- and who have bought into the hype by being afraid of a respiratory illness and getting Fauchi-knows-what into their veins.
And their children's veins -- thinking they are doing the right thing. The responsible thing.
I won't tell them, though.
It's too much for them to handle.
So I pray for them and share information in general on vitamins, herbs, etc.
Never do I speak the C word.
I remain upbeat.