Working in / with hospitals has always been challenging but incredibly rewarding, but since becoming an angel, there's been a lot less challenges, which is nice, albeit odd. It seems like being an angel, or at least angel adjacent has some kind of benefits to working in healthcare. I've had more people I've worked with make a lot more progress in healing than others, which again is odd, but welcomed nowadays. Being able to heal and help people has always been a goal of mine, and I'm happy I can do it even more.
The powerlines by my house are really loud recently, I'm not sure why, I think it's this whole angel thing, but its frustrating regardless. My sleep has been funky since.
So Edith and I have been discussing how we've felt after becoming angels, and how we've dealt with those feelings. For myself I kinda lost all memories of what my life was like before, whereas Edith retained hers. Rebuilding my life from the groundup was definitely an experience I never want to do again. Edith, however kept the life she had, but had to deal with everything at the same time, so it really took a toll on her.
We're still taking our time to recover and learn from what we experienced and how to be a better angel, hopefully one day we'll be where we want.