Being Thankful

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I saw this another group and had to share it. Hope they do not mind

me doing that.

Majority of you know that today is Thanksgiving here in the US of A.

Regardless of your location, take a minute to think about the things

you appreciate in life.

Go ahead, I'll

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Ok, now here is my definition of Thanksgiving " before " and " after "

diagnosis:

Before diagnosis: I was thankful when a moron driver in front of me

finally got out of my " #^@ & ^$( " way.

After diagnosis: I was thankful I was healthy enough to drive a car!

Before diagnosis: I cringed when I would see certain relatives phone

numbers on my caller ID.

After diagnosis: I welcomed anyone who was willing to take 2 minutes

from their day just to say " hello. "

Before diagnosis: I was thankful for the slew of friends I had.

After diagnosis: I was thankful for the ones who stuck by my side,

and my new circle of " semi-colons. "

Before diagnosis: I was thankful that the week was over, and the

weekend was here for me to " enjoy. "

After diagnosis: I was thankful for even Mondays!

Before diagnosis: My kids stood on the majority of my nerves, the

majority of the time.

After diagnosis: My kids stand on every string of my heart.

Before diagnosis: I was thankful when the sun came up and the birds

stopped chirping at 4 am.

After diagnosis: I was thankful when the sun came up and the birds

CONTINUED chirping at 4 am.

Before diagnosis: I had no tolerance for people who took up my time

for no real reason.

After diagnosis: I welcome everyone.

Before diagnosis: I existed...

After diagnosis: I live!

Yes, this disease is a tough fight, but when it's all said and done,

the phrase is true, " What doesn't kill you makes you stronger. "

Have a great holiday season, a great weekend, a great weekday, a

great couple of hours each day, etc...