In medicine, to isolate is to set apart to either keep something/someone from contamination OR to keep something/ someone from contamination (Giving/Receiving).
Isolation is not a state one should REMAIN IN unnecessarily. By isolating anything/one, something else then gets magnified and becomes unhealthy.
I am thankful for my job, it takes me out of my self-imposed isolation.
i am thankful for my dog, he takes me from my self-imposed isolation.
i am thankful for my husband, he asked for my life 04/28/84 - until death, and God ordained marriage for man NOT to alone/isolated.
I am thankful for Aunt Delphine, who I now am off to check on (she had a wonderful Easter with us but when back at her home on Monday suffered a TIA), God gives us each other to keep us from isolation.
There is a time and a place for everything . . . We should not isolate ourselves from truth . . . We have to break uncomfortable barriers we've created.
In the Name of Jesus, we need come out of our tombs.
On Apr 25, 2014 LFMe wrote :
In medicine, to isolate is to set apart to either keep something/someone from contamination OR to keep something/ someone from contamination (Giving/Receiving).
Isolation is not a state one should REMAIN IN unnecessarily. By isolating anything/one, something else then gets magnified and becomes unhealthy.
I am thankful for my job, it takes me out of my self-imposed isolation.
i am thankful for my dog, he takes me from my self-imposed isolation.
i am thankful for my husband, he asked for my life 04/28/84 - until death, and God ordained marriage for man NOT to alone/isolated.
I am thankful for Aunt Delphine, who I now am off to check on (she had a wonderful Easter with us but when back at her home on Monday suffered a TIA), God gives us each other to keep us from isolation.
There is a time and a place for everything . . . We should not isolate ourselves from truth . . . We have to break uncomfortable barriers we've created.
In the Name of Jesus, we need come out of our tombs.