"Laughter is healing, Laughter is contagious, let's start an Healing Epidemic." We all need to be more dedicated to the power, the beauty and the healing energy of laughter.

"Laughter is healing, Laughter is contagious, let's start an Healing Epidemic." We all need to be more dedicated to the power, the beauty and the healing energy of laughter.

"Laughter is healing, Laughter is contagious, let's start an Healing Epidemic." We all need to be more dedicated to the power, the beauty and the healing energy of laughter.

"Laughter is healing, Laughter is contagious, let's start an Healing Epidemic." We all need to be more dedicated to the power, the beauty and the healing energy of laughter.

Sometimes, we just get bogged down, with all the seriousness in life, it is good the laugh at myself, and my life experiances, to be able to take something once painful, and see the insanity, and humor in it!

Laughing helps me let loose a bit and calm down

eases the situation

Sometimes its easier to laugh and keep a good sense of humor about things

Extremely helpful during a depressive phase (funny movies, sit-coms, etc) as long as the subject matter doesnt seem degrading in a manner that I might relate to (this can cause more depression).

The talk shows have portrayed meeting a birth parent for the first time as sunshine and smiles. What about after 6 months of having gotten to know one another? What do you do when the situation become too emotionally draining? I still have moments of WHY things happened the way they did, however, I am a better person for it all and have learned every person whether adoptee, adopter, birth parent, or birth sibling all have unique experiences to share.