My day goes on, on and on. This disease I have goes on and on. It never stops. The medicine I take only slows it down, sometimes, and my day goes on and on. The days become weeks, year and decades, but still, the disease runs rampant through my body.
I do not know where it came from, I do not know why me. Nobody knows and nobody can make it go away, yet, it goes on and on. I have to find within me a strength that I do not know I had. It is one thing for others to say "You and do this", but it is another thing to do it. I doubt myself, I am not special. I am just me. I do not know, can I?
My day goes on and on, like every day. I will just do one more day than another. I think I can, all I have to do is one more day than another. I can do that, that is not so hard
Royce (your ms brother and writer)
one more day, YOU can do that
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It goes on, and on, and on. BUT, that's a good thing. When it stops, nothing matters. At least something is happening. Kind of like better above ground than underground? See my post, you've heard it from me before, but I just replied to Sandy??? And do it. It will take time, a l o n g time, but when you start seeing the little bits of improvement here and there, it will keep you motivated! Don't want you to waste years of half heartedly trying. Either give it you all, or get a bottle of Jack, and wash your worries away. But, it will be like in Groundhog Day, till you do. I was lucky? Because I saw improvement relatively quick? I would go "comatose" every single day. I broke out of that by consuming only juiced fruits and veggies out of a $40 from Walmart juicer. It kept me alive till I ate dinner, regular food. Then away I went. BUT, there was incentive to keep going. Keep doing something. You can go back and look at my posts. It has really, really helped.
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