A new blog post by Dan from Remedy Drive...

As I sit down to write about hope, I feel a little bit overwhelmed. Hope is one of those intangibles. It's something we can't live without but at the same time we can't quite put our finger on. It's not really a feeling, but it's not entirely a decision or act of will either. It exists somewhere in the middle. Somewhere in the human fiber that is both essential but yet undefinable.

We have all heard the stories of pow's and other people in extreme circumstances that have died when their expectation for rescue has been taken away. Or of the person who has passed away, not for any medical reason, but from a broken heart. I think hope is at the center of this. It beats within our heart like a living thing, ingrained in the very muscles and nerves of our physical body. It drives us, it moves us, it makes us us. It exists at the center of who we are, around which the rest of us revolves like the planets around the sun. It is the cornerstone of our personal universe, and as such tells us much about ourselves and the human condition.  CLICK HERE TO READ MORE