Happiness. It's relative.
Posted on September 29, 2022 by Jan Wilberg

I worry the ceiling fan will become dislodged, fly through the air and wound me in some near fatal but exceptionally maiming way.
I didn’t tell this to the therapist. It wasn’t germane. He would dismiss my fear as irrational and tell me how only one ceiling fan in a million has ever injured a person sleeping under a white comforter with a tiny tear where it had gotten caught in the washing machine.
Outside, the window washer pulled his squeegee across the glass. He winked at me so I smiled at him. The therapist was busy with his notes.
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Some of us always seem to be that millionth person.
Oh, dear! Should I be afraid of my ceiling fan? Dang! And here I thought I’d gotten all the dangerous stuff out of the house.
You may be joking, but I have exactly this same fear as my fan is directly over my bed and has been for 21 years!!!