Neither is surgery. But if we neglect the realities of life or health, then both are necessary for survival. Not even for the rich. They get ill, they have griefs, pressures and stresses. Grief and sickness don't feel any better in a Mercedes Benz than in a Ford pickup.
Quality of life is never for sale, it has to be built, one day at a time, on a solid foundation.
And a faith-based quality of life has more strength than trusting in government bailouts. Dorothy Anne Seese is a freelance political writer for Patch Work papers and a new contributor to Ether Zone. Reposting permitted with this message intact.