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    FEB FF CHALLENGE: A Time For Healing Chapter 2

    Story written on February 6, 2007 by pandamel.
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    “Relax Sweetie. I just want to take a good look at you. OK?” Bette asked gently. Dana nodded her head and felt herself fall back into the tranquility of before as Bette moved her hands over Dana’s body, but not quite touching it. Dana felt herself drifting to a safe place with the way Bette was touching her, but not touching her.

     

    “I’ve been reading books on Reiki along with all of my meditation books. They talk about feeling your energy and recognizing when you’re out of synch with it. I have no clue if I’m right or not, but I get this sensation or feeling that your energy isn’t quite uniformed, it feels like your energy needs to be cleansed. It’s weird, that I would recognize the different temperatures coming from your body. I have no idea what to do, but we might want to go see someone who could help you get your energy cleansed.” Bette’s voice was soft and lulling, Dana couldn’t help but feel a burst of emotions for this beautiful woman beside her making her want to experience far more than safety and warmth.

     

    “You mean you can’t clean it? Because I trust you. I don’t think I would trust anyone I didn’t know, to wash my energy” Dana asked, not quite knowing what Bette was talking about, but remembered hearing Tina complain that Bette was into meditation and that she just would sit for hours at a time trying to mediate. Dana recalled Tina actually sounding pretty mean about the entire thing. When Dana had inquired what the difference was between was Bette was doing now and what the two of them had done before with blessing their son, Tina hadn’t had an answer. She ignored the question and walked away. Dana shrugged her shoulders then, but now she was realizing that Bette’s need for tranquility was just as great as her own need to find some sort of peace within herself. Dana’s thoughts came to a brief stop when she heard Bette giggle and felt the bed move with her giggling.

     

    “I don’t think they call it a washing. Just a cleansing and from what I understand about the Reiki process, I can’t hurt if I attempt it, but I haven’t done an attunement and…do you really want to hear all of this?” Bette stopped herself from going into lecture mode and inquired. Dana breathed a sigh of relief, because as cute as both Alice and Lara were at times, sometimes they would ramble on about things she just didn’t get.

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    1. No jokes this time, this is very deep. You are so right, when someone is dying everyone starts telling them you’ll be ok, it will be better tomorrow, go to sleep now. F*ck, give those people the chance to talk about dying, to share their fears with you, to properly say goodbye and don’t shut them out. Love this story it shattered me, I’m anxiously awaiting your next chapter.

    2. It’s a given Bette’s as good as the stories, isn’t it? I think I’m leaning toward being… ok with this. I guess I AM intrigued. And, in this context, I could actually see it. I never realized before just how hypocritical Tina was being when she expressed annoyance with Bette’s meditation. Ok. Bring it on.

    3. Pand, This is wonderful. I love the ease with which you let the romance flow. It just tickles along like the melted snow as winter releases it grab and spring blossoms. There is just such a state of understanding between Bette and Dana it this situation. Funny how a shared exxperience can bring together the most unlikely of bed-fellows. Brilliant and most enjoyable. Please continue soon. many thanks from Your Loyal Fan.

    4. It is amazing that these two can draw strength from one another as they both go through their own suffering. I really like how you have paired these two. It’s nice to see the honesty between the two.

    5. This story is so touching and sweet, I love it. At first read, I thought it was an odd pairing. But as I read it, I think back to that scene in S3 when Bette was able to help Dana to relax with meditation. It was beautiful to see the compassion Bette had for Dana. I can’t wait to read where you take this story. I am definately hooked. PPS.

    6. Man this is some good stuff…I am with NY NY I am a Tibetter but I can see this happening in this story and I actually wouldn’t be mad at it. I think you should let it happen and if it is going in the same lines as the show then we know Dana didn’t have 10 days left…it would be nice of Bette to give her that. More please.

    7. A little late but still let me just go ‘awwwww’ big time. This is indeed very sweet Pands, and I too can see this happening… its a credit to your writing! ok now moving on to the next one, as you’ve already posted!

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