Misunderstanding Dementia Podcast

Change Your Words, You Change Your World Today, I'm thankful for our vehicles, our cars, I am going to take it to Walmart to get the oil changed. I'm still thankful for it because we have a vehicle to drive to and from work. Number two that I am grateful for is my kids and number three is Walmart. That attitude of gratitude is very important. The other day, I went to a nursing home and saw a patient. She was complaining about her life, she was complaining about everything. That she was so weak right now and she just had a surgery. When I did my special test and manual muscle testing, and testing all those physical therapy tests, she was actually not weak. She was just saying that she was weak. I told her to change her words. I asked her to tell me how strong she is. She told me that she was just weak. And I told her a bible verse - "Let the weak say I am strong, let the poor say I am rich." I came from a poor country. Do I look like poor to you?