Diffused Illumination

I'm not certain how or when, but somehow I will be involved in this. This resonates with everything I am and everything I'm currently being taught to do in health informatics.

I have a long history of speaking my truth to reality even when it makes no logical sense, so there it is.

Edit: This announcement falls in the same week of the anniversary I was accepted to graduate school, but before I had any knowledge of my health informatics fellowship. It was only because I tenatively decided on 'medical' as my course of study that I received the fellowship announcement & invitation to apply a few weeks after I was accepted.

I have not cried in a long time, and especially not at work, but I have to run to the bathroom now after the email I just received from my first mentor back in the homeland about my fellowship:

I always thought you were terrific. You still are. Thanks for letting me know.

(My old student job boss, who rocks) retired - just now - and I miss her so much after working with her for 17 years.

All the best,
The first non-friends/family person who truly believed in me.

I can't tell you how much these words mean to me.