Thank you, i think i just found expression via the written word helpful post stroke and figure some of the things i have written my help someone on here to.
hi Clare, i know it's soo frustrating and painful when your life changes without your permission. And you have every right to rage against it and then, before you become the anger, you must take control again. otherwise it has won. Before I became disabled with my APS i was 10 stone, reasonably attractive, dancing 3 nights a week, a very sociable person who worked, lived and loved life to the full. Now I am 17 stone and with the best will in the world that is not attractive, I can not dance anymore, I work but it's not easy and people have to make a lot of allowances for me and my crazy ways but I am still me and I have taken control of my life - I have chosen to laugh when things gone wrong. I have chosen to accept that there are things I can not do and I enjoy the things I can. I really don't like being as big as I am so I avoid mirrors but at least I can eat food without worrying about gaining weight-most of my younger years were spent calorie counting-as i'm already huge...see silver lining.
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