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From: Y Bahadur <ybahadur@hclinsys.com> Save Address Block Sender
To: "'Suman Ghose Hazra'" <sgh@hclinsys.com>, "'Tapan Kumar Biswas'" <tkbis@hotmail.com> Save Address
Subject: FW: read this!!
Date: Mon, 14 Feb 2000 13:36:49 +0530
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YB

-----Original Message-----
From:	Rupali Bahadur [SMTP:r_bahadur@hotmail.com]
Sent:	Monday, February 14, 2000 6:24 AM
To:	ybahadur@hclinsys.com; geetika_pruthi@hotmail.com; samirjordan@yahoo.com;
vikigates@hotmail.com; rajitgarg@yahoo.com; rahulwahi@yahoo.com
Subject:	read this!!




>>
>>a good story ,,enjoy!!
>>
>>READ THIS - LET IT REALLY SINK IN...THEN
>>CHOOSE HOW YOU
>>START YOURDAY..TOMORROW
>>
>>Michael is the kind of guy you love
>>to hate.  He is! ! !always in a good
>>mood and  always has something
>>positive tosay.
>>When someone would ask him how he was
>>doing, he would
>>reply, "If Iwere any better, I'd
>>be twins!"  He was a natural
>>motivator.
>>
>>If an employee was having a
>>bad day, Michael was there telling the
>>employee how to look on the positive
>>side of the situation.
>>Seeing this
>>style really made me curious,
>>so one day I went up to Michael and asked
>>him, "I don't get it.  You
>>can't be positive all the time.  How do
>>you
>>do it?"
>>Michael replied, "Each morning I
>>wake up and say to myself, 'Mike,
>>you have two choices today.
>>You can choose to be in a good mood or
>>you can choose to be in a bad mood.'  I
>>choose to be in a good mood. Each
>>time something bad happens, I  can
>>choose to be a victim or choose to
>>learn from it.  I choose to learn from
>>it.  Every time someone comes to
>>me complaining I can choose to accept
>>their  complaining or I can
>>point out the positive side of life.  I
>>choose the positive side of life."
>>
>>"Yeah, right.  It isn't that easy,"
>>I protested.  "Yes it is,"
>>Michael said.  "Life is all about choices.
>>When you cut away all the
>>junk, every situation is a choice.  You
>>choose how you react to
>>situations.
>>
>>You choose how people will affect
>>your mood.  You choose to be in a good
>>mood or
>>bad mood.  The bottom line is:
>>It's your choice how you live life."
>>
>>I reflected on what Michael said.
>>Soon thereafter, I left the
>>tower industry to start my own business.
>>We lost touch, but I often
>>thought about him when I made a choice
>>about life instead of reacting to
>>it.
>>Several years later, I heard
>>Michael was involved in a serious
>>accident, falling some 60 feet from a
>>communications tower.  After 18 hours
>>of surgery and weeks of intensive
>>care, Michael was released from the
>>hospital with rods placed in his
>>back.
>>
>>I saw Michael about six
>>months after the accident.  When I asked
>>him how he was, he replied, "If
>>I were any better, I'd be twins.  Wanna
>>see my scars?"
>>
>>I declined to see his wounds, but
>>did ask him what had gone
>>through his mind as the accident took
>>place.
>>"The first thing that went
>>through my mind was the well being of my
>>soon
>>to be born daughter," Michael replied.
>>"Then,
>>as I lay on the
>>ground, I  remembered I had two
>>choices:  I could choose to live or
>>I could choose to die.  I
>>chose to live."
>>
>>Weren't you scared?  Did you lose
>>consciousness?"  I asked.
>>Michael continued, "..the paramedics were
>>great.  They kept telling me I
>>was going to be fine.  But when they
>>wheeled me into the ER and I saw
>>the expressions on the faces of the
>>doctors and nurses, I got really
>>scared.  In their eyes, I read
>>'He's a dead man.'  I knew I needed
>>to take action."
>>
>>"What did you do?" I
>>asked. "Well, there was a big
>>burly nurse shouting questions at me,"
>>said Michael.  "She asked me if I
>>was allergic to anything.  'Yes,' I
>>said.  The doctors and nurses
>>stopped working as they waited for my
>>reply.  I took a deep breath and
>>yelled, 'Gravity.'
>>Over their laughter, I told them,
>>'I am choosing to live. Operate
>>on me as if I am alive, not dead'."
>>Michael lived, thanks to the skill
>>of his doctors, but also
>>because of  his amazing attitude.  I
>>learned
>>from him that every day we have a
>>choice to live fully.  Attitude is
>>everything.
>>You have two choices now:
>>1) delete this;
>>2) forward it to the people you
>>think about.
>>
>>I hope you will choose 2.  I did.
>>
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