When We Lose Empathy For Others
Jody Carrington says watch your people. Watch for signs that they are not themselves. When that normally kind, caring gal/guy says things like, " Well, they can just die then." We can tell that the trauma of the passed few months is mounting and is demonstrated those words. Be ready to recognize it, and be there to help. Do the next, best, right, kind, thing for that person. The sh#t that comes out of people's mouths right now is beyond, but it is beyond because they have never been to this negative place before. Or they have never lived in this negative space for so long before. They just told you they need help with their words with their actions. The same is true with our kids. They won't tell you they need help. That call for help will come in him covering his head entirely with a black bag (our student today) or with her putting her head down and sleeping, or is disrupting the room. People need reminders there is beauty everywhere, your funny joke helps, your p