Eleanor Roosevelt / grief / memories

I miss you šŸ’œ

Joey Jones13 Comments

Share a proverb you think is completely wrong and make your case.

‘Time heals all wounds’

I wondered who in their deluded wisdom came up with that.

AI said….as they read it..

Menander (c. 342ā€“290 BCE) ā€” A Greek dramatist whose line ā€œtime is the healer of all necessary evilsā€ is cited as an early form of the idea.

Terence (c. 190ā€“159 BCE) ā€” A Roman playwright whose Latin line ā€œDiem adimere aegritudinem hominibusā€ (ā€œtime assuages human ailmentsā€) is widely credited as the origin of the proverbā€™s modern form.

I will stick with the ever wise and wonderful Eleanor Roosevelt’s idea being 

‘You never really get over grief. You learn to live with it’

13 thoughts on “I miss you šŸ’œ”

  1. Agree! In my opinionā€¦Time may blur the edges of grief but never truly heals it. Time brings me new coping mechanisms but no true healing.

    Hope your day is off to a great start! šŸ˜Š

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