Question

[paul456]

As really lucky people who suffer ataxia do you suffer more by doing too much or too little?

I suffered from fatigue once, it was on the 25th December 1981 when I give the servants the afternoon off even though I had paid them an extra £1 for working all day. I suddenly realised I would need to get my own afternoon tea and cake, harrowing experience, I spent more time in bed after that than the pillows.

Mammy was furious.

The young today, don’t know their born.

Silly Question

If you could travel back in time and you met your younger self could you kill your younger self?

After spending mouths of study I failed the writing test to become a lollypop lady but as my dad used to say, never give up son, maybe why I have 24 brothers.

Well, back to my padded cell now to play with my friends as I can see my red faced carer heading in my way with his electric prod good job I took the batteries out and plugged it into the mains.

Who Cares Wins.

[ww-wibblywobbly]

🤣😂

[BlanketTime1]

i appreciate your particular brand of insanity🤪. i told my mum people with chronic and/or terminal illnesses can either become bitter and miserable or twisted and a bit mad (love queen's 'i'm going slightly mad.' it's my theme song.😀)

i suffer more from doing too much. i recently saw a post on spoons from another group and i use that metaphor a lot; unfortunately all the able-bodied people around me have never heard of it and look at me like i'm crazy. ah, well

[Plain]

Thank you Paul, First laugh of the day.

[auntiesally]

nutcase 😂😂😂😂

[Veteran250]

👏👏👏😂😂😂 lol 😂