RLS musings on the Group

[Guest guest]

I don't know really why there's so much upset here. I take most of the

off-putting messages with a huge grain of salt. As Jane Ace used to say back in

the mists of time on radio, in life " you've got to take the bitter with the

better " .

Maybe all this stress is an outcome of living in such a fast paced, stress

filled world where everyone and everything seems out of kilter. Paranoia reigns

supreme. Everyone is wearing a thin skin and those of us who live with RLS are

perhaps even more sensitive than most due to what we have to contend with each

and every day within ourselves. The outside world doesn't understand us and we

find ourselves arguing even amongst our kindred. We are forgetting how to laugh

at ourselves and letting our misery get the best of us. NOT ME!

Each day God gives me is a blessing. Never mind the heart disease, weight

problems, RLS, world falling apart, creeping senility, etc ad nauseam. I'm

full of joy at just being alive. I look forward to all my e-mails from the

group and have gleaned a wealth of information and encouragement from the group

in general. I have found some really nice folks here and don't want to lose

touch with any of them.

Just this morning I read in Proverbs 20:3 " It is to a man's honor to avoid

strife, but every fool is quick to quarrel. " I don't know why but it seemed to

fit somehow.

CHEERS and love from,

Jeanne (fast approaching 72 on the 21st, I'm a solstice child) and Mr. Biggles

in Poultney VT

where the sun is shining, the birds are singing and everything is green and

beautiful.

for now my limbs are at peace but who knows what the next five minutes will

bring. I don't care, I'll contend with it when it happens and meanwhile Mr.

Biggles and I will enjoy the day!!