As a matter of fact, it's help me accept my scars or things we may not like about ourselves. What he said had a huge impact on the way I think about things I fretted about myself.
I was trying to express to my doctor I didn't like something on my eyelid; and how much it bothered me.
He chuckled to himself and then looked right at me and said, "Do you see the indention on my nose?"
I said, "no."
He said, "Look again."
My eyes then ventured to the tip of his nose. And sure enough there's a little indention at the end of his nose. As I looked at it longer, it looked as though a small chunk had been cut out.
It was currently staring right me, yet I hadn't seen it the last 4 times I had visited him in his office, lol.
And he shares. "It's funny what people actually see. And what we think people are looking at or not."
It was a huge help for my little scars/imperfections that prolly no one else even notices. As a matter of fact, after his wisdom, I didn't even have my eyelid "worked" on.
As a matter of fact, it reminded me that my scars and imperfections are actually a reflection of who I am, and what makes me very unique :)
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