Take Your Time to Heal...

Found this picture on somebody's wall on facebook and thought I'd share. (As well as add my 2 cents, below.)

That is SO much better advice than telling people to "snap out of it". I've noticed healing has always taken time. (And healing DOES occur with time.) This should be obvious when people see a plant which has been cut or pruned --it always takes some time for the plant to grow back (and low & behold, many times it's even stronger than it was before)! ;)

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