I have been feeling sorry for myself lately ....you know, legs aching tired etc; the mirtzapine has helped depression and panic attacks.
I had to go to Halfords this afternoon (forced myself) and on the way back home I saw an old neighbour who has spondyllitis or similar....she was walking down the road with her head nearly touching her chest and put me to shame. I just thought how lucky I was to be able to walk and move my head and arms. Will try not tobe a misery in the future!
Soory about rant....can'tguarantee not to have a little moan in the morning
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Always good to have a rant. I know the feeling. I ranted to my cycling buddy this morning when struggling up a hill I used to pride myself on zipping up. Mate, you’re doing it. It’s a beautiful morning, it doesn’t matter if you’re slow. Just enjoy what you can do. Can’t say fairer than that. 😉😉
Shame is a completely redundant emotion but feeling grateful for small mercies is good. I hope your mood is lifting, that little burst of empathy could be a sign. I hope so! 🌹
Well I am proud to say I made myself go out today....hopefully on the mend. Really grateful I have to say👏🏻
Have that rant... have that moan. And then come back to centre. Exhale.
“Some of the best things that have ever happened to us wouldn’t have happened to us, if it weren’t for some of the worst things that have ever happened to us.” ~ Mokokoma Mokhonoana
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New name on me Mellissa! Well! W. Shakespeare has escaped my attention too!! What a primitive baby boomer I must be! I blame the Rolling Stones!! Keep Rocking.
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