This is going to be very simple.

To be honest I'm not making this for feedback or opinions. This is what it says in the title.

I just healed a lower level dungeon with a relatively new tank. They tried to speed through everything. halfway through I became upset. I was low on mana, I was struggling to heal the entire time we were playing. I brought it up in chat. "Please don't go so fast." They said "I trust you bro" and my anger just faded. I realized I could either be angry that they were going against what I thought a tank should be doing, or I could take this as the challenge it was, to see if I could keep everyone alive throughout this onslaught.

And I did. apart from one death on the final fight (which I resurrected in fight), I made sure everyone left alive and well. I just want to take a moment to remind my fellow healers out there of why we do what we do. It's the challenge of keeping everyone alive, and the feeling of a job well done when it is over.

Even when it seems like even your own party is against you, take a moment to stop and reflect. I began that run annoyed that a tank is just sprinting through, and ended up learning a lesson about my ability and my limits as a healer, and honestly I came out the other side with a much better understanding about the limits, and abilities, of my job.

So, at the end of the day, thanks Pucket. You have nothing to apologize to me for.
-Elevie