Bruce Staley

As I sat at the breakfast table I was feeling sorry for myself – there I said it. My remarks conveyed at my friends 70th birthday party the previous day were inadequate. I had recently lost my next older brother to cancer caused by asbestos. He was the first to die of the six boys. More recently I had taken my aged mother-in-law to the dental clinic for the third time and the weather was cold, wet and miserable. I was tired. Then I read a few more pages of Nick Vujicic’s book, Life Without Limits . Then I knew – I was being selfish! When we honestly name our emotions we are faced with a choice, In the light of this emotion what is the responsible behaviour for me?  

As I sat at the breakfast table I was feeling sorry for myself – there I said it. My remarks conveyed at my friends 70th birthday party the previous day were inadequate. I had recently lost my next older brother to cancer caused by asbestos. He was the first to die of the six boys. More recently I had taken my aged mother-in-law to the dental clinic for the third time and the weather was cold, wet and miserable. I was tired. Then I read a few more pages of Nick Vujicic’s book, Life Without Limits . Then I knew – I was being selfish! When we honestly name our emotions we are faced with a choice, In the light of this emotion what is the responsible behaviour for me?  

Your Invitation to Live Through Depression The final session at the Men's Camp was presented by Dr David Pierce. More about David and his work can be found at http://www.findanexpert.unimelb.edu.au/researcher/person9226.html

Your Invitation to Live Through Depression The final session at the Men's Camp was presented by Dr David Pierce. More about David and his work can be found at http://www.findanexpert.unimelb.edu.au/researcher/person9226.html