Diagnostic Code
When your car is on the fritz, you can take it to a mechanic
and have them hook up a code scanner to figure out what is going on with your
car. There is a jack under the dash of
most newer vehicles where they can plug in the scanner and pretty much get a
data dump from the computers in the car.
I sometimes think it would be nice to be able to jack a scanner in the
back of my neck to see what’s doin in my silly head.
Actually, our body, mind, and spirit do give us a form of
diagnostic codes when we are having issues and can help us solve a lot of our
issues but not in all instances. There
are some events that either we do not know how to interpret the diagnostic
code, or we need help from a human code scanner like a counselor, doctor,
minister, or friend.
One of the guys in the office had such an event this past
Tuesday. He was having chest pains. He knew he was hurting and something was not
right. He could have easily taken the self-diagnosis
position of waiting to see if it was stress, indigestion, or something
else. Instead, he realized this was
beyond his ability to get the diagnostic code by himself and chose to head to
the ER. Good thing he did. He had experienced a mild heart attack and
ended up having a 90% blockage in an artery that required two stints. He also found out he had an elevated blood
sugar level.
All too often, we do not heed the diagnostic codes our body
gives us. If something feels off and you
have no clue what it is, don’t take a chance.
Grab a code scanner to help you.
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