cmack
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You're awesome,Trish. Never forget it for even a minute! You make me smile my good friend. We even have our darn messed up shoulders to match! (different sides don't count) We both did a good one...
Just finished a quick amazing read called "Brain on Fire" by Susanna Cahalan. This amazing lady suffered an attack of a rare autoimmune disease that strikes the brain and causes symptoms of schizophrenia and other mental disorders. She lost an entire month of which she has absolutely no memory. Made me think alot about autoimmune diseases in general and glad I didn't have to go through that!Today I cried on the phone with a healthcare professional. A first, for me
I cried in the office with my gastroenterologist last month when I realized that I would no longer be able to manage my Crohn's with diet and supplements. Surgery and drugs were always the last resort in my book, and it took alot to accept my new "life". My heart goes out to you.
Trying to get into a routine lately. I'm bad at routines, they bore me, but it's helpful to actually get things done.
Yes, I agree! And the older I get, the more I seem to need that routine!
Anyone read any good books or watch any good movies lately. I could use a nice distraction right now....
Hi Chris.....how are the fires and smoke settling down.....hope you are not being affected by
it still.
Carol.....the shops here are displaying all the Halloween stuff...thought you might like to know this just in case you need anything........just saying....
Anyone have any tips on eating.....I find it impossible right now.....off dinners ...can’t get through them...most I can eat is Rice Krispies...with lots of milk(skim)at breakfast time.
I never feel hungry and often go the whole day on water,tea and milk....
Bufford things are finaly moving forward ☺ . She is now settled in the rehab place. They have done a basic assessment today and will do a more detailed one tomorrow. The place is clean tidy and modern. The staff so far seem helpful and nice. Mum also enjoyed her lunch so thats good. Wasnt keen on the hospital food.
Hope you are all doing well toďay. :ghug:
I hope to repeat yesterday's effort. Coffee in the morning, followed by a productive afternoon stacking 3 loads of firewood. The Scotch felt like a good reward at the end of the day. I'm at the point now that I could get through winter with what I have, but more is always wise given the weather, and life with Crohn's.
Oooh, what a nice birthday gift! Hope you are feeling well enough to enjoy it soon. And Happy Belated Birthday!!Hi all hope to find you all well..
I got a bottle of proscecco for my birthday on the 4th its still in the gift bag. It maybe there a while yet.. iv really got to fancy a drink these days.
Love to you all
I used to enjoy a drink and a cigarette.Managed to stop the dreaded weed 25yrs ago,after many,many,many attempts.Last alcohol was at least 8yrs ago and that was a small tot of whiskey while visiting friends at Christmas. I also don't eat meat or processed food,except cheese and chocolate.I can't believe I'm the person I am today.Maybe age has made me more aware of life's downfalls and struggles.But I could never imagine life without a dog either.I don't miss the cigs & drinks and meat at all,but I miss my life with dogs every single day.Such a joy,but such heartache.
Mandy hang in there, its been a long rough row to hoe. As Trysha mentioned I too would like to stop by with a big bottle of the good stuff. A good cry over the glass can ease off the stress.
Finally I got a night's rest, at least a partial after several days of restless nights. I was literally bouncing off the walls two nights ago and I feared going into the bedroom last night. I expected to start getting the restless leg syndrome that turns into the toss and turn cycle, followed by simply bouncing off the walls. Don't know what's up, I changed nothing in my diet or meds. During the last couple of weeks I am overtired during the day, it becomes hard to cope with even small things.