Loss

 A loss is not always a loss. That is, it can be a “repositioning” as someone said.  If you lose keys you may have to get a new set. But what if you lose strength or agility due to injury or age?  You can remain depressed or angry or whine about this. Or you can reposition your life, adjust, to doing things in a new or different way. Maybe you use muscles you now need to overcome the parts that don’t work so well anymore. Or if you lose one of your senses you develop another to compensate somewhat. If I don’t run, then maybe I walk more?  Someone who loses the ability to drink safely can reposition themselves to enjoy sobriety. Loss can have gains, new vistas.