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&eBtonalwayssaid:"Icouldtakeanythingthatlifecouldforeexething:blindness.Ievere."
Thenoneday,whenhewasalonginhissixties,Tarkingtothethefloor.Thecolorswereblurred.He'tseethepatteroaspecialist.Helearruth:hewaslosinghissight.Oneeyewasnearlybliherwouldfollow.Thatwhichhefearedmosthad.
Andhtohis"worstofalldisasters?"Didhefeel:"Thisisit!
Thisistheendofmylife?"No,tohisamazemeegay.Heevenor.Floating"specks"aheywouldswimacrosshiseyesandcutoffhisvisiohelargestofthesespeacrosshissight,hewouldsay:"Hello!
There'sGrandfatheragain!
Wonderwherehe'sgoingonthisfinem!
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Howcouldfateeverqueraspiritlikethat?Thea't.Whentotalblindarkingtonsaid:"IfoundIcouldtakethelossofmyeyesight,justasamahingelse.IfIlostallfiveofmysenses,IknowIcouldliveoninsidemymind.Foritisinthemindwesee,andinthemiherweknowitornot."
Ihiseyesight,Tarkingtonhadthmorethaionswithihloaesthetic!
Didherailagainstthis?Hekhadtobedone.Heknewhe'tescapeit,sotheonlywaytolessenhissufferingwastotakeitwithgrace.Herefusedaprivateroomatthehospitalaoaward,wherehecouldbewithotherpeoplewhohadtroubles,too.Hetriedtocheerthemup.Aosubmittorepeatedoperations—fullysciousofwhatwasbeiohiseyes—hetriedtorememberhowfortunatehewas."Howwonderful!
"hesaid."Howwohatsowhastheskilltooperateonanythieasthehuma;
Theaveragemanwouldhavebeenanervouswreckifhehadhadtoewelveoperationsaarkingtonsaid:"Iwouldhisexperienceforahappiero;Ittaughthimace.Ittaughthimthatnothinglifeghimwasbeyondhisstretaughthim,asJohnMilto"Itisobeblind,itisotobeabletoendurebli;
Ifwerailandkistitandgrowbitter,wewon'tgetheiwewillgeourselves.
Iooaiionasted.Iplayedthefainstit,aurnedmynightsintohellsofinsomnia.IbroughtupohingIdidn'twant.Finally,afterayearofself-torture,IhadtoacceptwhatIkheoutsetI'tpossiblyalter.
Ishouldhavecriedohitman:
Oh,tht,ster,ridicule,at,rebuffs,asthetreesandanimalsdo.
已故的布斯·塔金顿常常挂在嘴边的一句话就是:“我能承受人生旅途上的任何苦难,可唯有一样例外——失明。
那是我永远都无法承受的。”
后来,到了六十多岁的时候,有一天,塔金顿低头看着地毯,发现地毯的色彩开始变得模糊不清。
他根本无法看清花纹的样式。
塔金顿随即去找了一位眼科专家,最终得知了那个不幸的噩耗:自己正在逐渐丧失视力,有一只眼差不多已经失明了,而另一只眼情况也不容乐观。
他最担心的事情最终还是发生了。
塔金顿是如何对待这种“灾难性的打击”
呢?他是不是认为“这就是我的人生,我的一生就这么完了”
呢?没有,令他自己吃惊的是,他感到开心,甚至还不失幽默。
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