In today's Ask Amy, the COVID-19 pandemic calls for resilience.
I think this is a tall order, but I am asking for your thoughts about how to process the experience of the last couple of years.
Boiled down, Frankl’s belief is that human beings can find meaning and the motivation to persevere through suffering by unlocking their sense of purpose, and by developing a rich inner life.At some point, we in North America seem to have absorbed the belief that life was supposed to be easy for us.Surely the pandemic experience has connected us to other humans throughout time, who have experienced war, hunger, trauma, and dislocation.
Suddenly, after six years of silence, the sisters-in-law have started sending me birthday cards and messages as if nothing happened. They say they want to get together.
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