Guest guest Posted January 12, 2006 Report Share Posted January 12, 2006 In a message dated 1/12/2006 10:46:34 AM Central Standard Time, lynn8953@... writes: i know when i first became sick some of the older member always seemed too relaxed about everything and it used to get to me-now i undrstand better--the docs cant fix what they do not even understand yet--and i have to learn to be there for the newbies--pay it forward kindof thing.....lynn i feel the same way. i cant give up and die because i am sick. Life still does go on. Today is a really positive one for me. Hope it stays that way! lol hugs Way to go~pay it forward. hugs Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted January 12, 2006 Report Share Posted January 12, 2006 hi its lynn, i have been reading your group for a long time now and just put little snip-its here and there.i have been a member for a while and decided to step back which i see alot of other member have done from time to time.then i start to read the newbies letters and my heart sinks to hear all that chaos and pain coming through--i remember it all too well.... i have been sick for 5 years now since the age of 43-knocked right off my feet-lost everything--i have been given at least 10 diagnosis by now--i have seen maybe 12 doctors--even a trip to boston to the big docs..............it has all been a nightmare and of course everything else in life goes haywire while you are sick --the world doesnt stop because you aren't well--actually you have more time to notice what is wrong with everything-even the paint on the ceiling haha. i find now the best thing to do is to lie low-take the least amount of medications i have to-and just try to get by -myy old life is gone--and in the beginning -well for 4 years i mourned it's passing....i fought tooth and nail for doctors--i insisted on diagnosis " --new meds ect...until i started to work on my mind more with meditation ect...it really hs helped me to calm down somewhat-i still flip out on occasion- and i still get depressed -but somehow it has changed---i no longer need that definate diagnosis--i no longer need to put my family through hell because i am in pain/sick--i have to accept what i cant change--its not like i have given up the fight--but i seem to have reached a point of relaxing--i know when i first became sick some of the older member always seemed too relaxed about everything and it used to get to me-now i undrstand better--the docs cant fix what they do not even understand yet--and i have to learn to be there for the newbies--pay it forward kindof thing.....lynn Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted January 12, 2006 Report Share Posted January 12, 2006 Lynn. Your wisdome shine through and you are, indeed, " paying it forward " ! I was telling my husband yesterday (3rd flare in less than 2 weeks) that I'm better with each serious flare because I know that it WILL eventually go away in 48 hours (just how MY flares work). Point is, that little bit of knowledge and acceptance makes the biggest difference in my ability to cope better without expecting him to do anything other than go about his usual day. Thanks for your post. wendy > > hi its lynn, > i have been reading your group for a long time now and just put little snip-its here and > there.i have been a member for a while and decided to step back which i see alot of other > member have done from time to time.then i start to read the newbies letters and my heart > sinks to hear all that chaos and pain coming through--i remember it all too well.... > i have been sick for 5 years now since the age of 43-knocked right off my feet-lost > everything--i have been given at least 10 diagnosis by now--i have seen maybe 12 > doctors--even a trip to boston to the big docs..............it has all been a nightmare and of > course everything else in life goes haywire while you are sick --the world doesnt stop > because you aren't well--actually you have more time to notice what is wrong with > everything-even the paint on the ceiling haha. > i find now the best thing to do is to lie low-take the least amount of medications i have > to-and just try to get by -myy old life is gone--and in the beginning -well for 4 years i > mourned it's passing....i fought tooth and nail for doctors--i insisted on diagnosis " -- new > meds ect...until i started to work on my mind more with meditation ect...it really hs helped > me to calm down somewhat-i still flip out on occasion- and i still get depressed -but > somehow it has changed---i no longer need that definate diagnosis--i no longer need to > put my family through hell because i am in pain/sick--i have to accept what i cant > change--its not like i have given up the fight--but i seem to have reached a point of > relaxing--i know when i first became sick some of the older member always seemed too > relaxed about everything and it used to get to me-now i undrstand better--the docs cant > fix what they do not even understand yet--and i have to learn to be there for the > newbies--pay it forward kindof thing.....lynn > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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