Re: Hope this question isn't too personal

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Matt,

I agree with Connie. I do stained glass/mosaics. The stuff just sits

there until I have a good day and can give it a try. Even if I never

finish I feel happy just having attempted something I used to be able to

do on a normal, regular basis.

Terri G.

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> From: Darlene arney@...

> Subject: Re: Hope this question isn't too personal

> To: Neurosarcoidosis@ yahoogroups. com

> Date: Friday, August 28, 2009, 7:22 AM

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> Hi ,

> I am working two days a week but it is a special

> situation-- I help my daughter and son-in-law with their

> trailer sales. I type the titles and file folders for them.

> HOWEVER, I am allowed to come and go as I please --

> if I do not feel like working, I don't go.........and if I get

> too tired during the day, I just go home. I could NOT do

> that anywhere else, so.......... .no, I could not hold a job

> for anyone else. It gives me a little money to help with

> meds and I am able to help them. I could never hold

> down a full-time job. I also keep my youngest grandchild

> two days a week when I feel like it. She goes to childcare

> but we had such a time getting her, that I wanted to keep

> her and hubby and I have really enjoyed it. She is a miracle

> baby..... There again, I am able to keep her AS I FEEL

> LIKE IT AND AM ABLE. I really hate to have to give up

> my working years but I am slowly but surely adapting to it.

> I am lucky to be alive with my history, and I know it. So I

> do not push it. Hope this helps a little bit....:-)

> Hugs,

> Darlene

> NS Co-Owner/Moderator

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> Hope this question isn't too personal

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> >I was just wondering if anyone is managing to still work?

> > I am so exhausted I find it hard to do simple things. If I push

> > myself, my leg starts to drag. I hate it and feel worthless not

> > working. Would anyone mind sharing?

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When I got sarc I got the opportunity to do all the things I wanted to but never had the time. I sew, paint in oil, quilt, quill, (all kinds of paper crafts) poly clay, wood working, jewelry and more. I do whichever fits in to the energy I have that day. I just have one problem.....I am running out of people to give things to. lol I am not going to stay idle if I can help it. I know there are times for all of us that we just want to let all go I can't and I won't I hope you all keep on keeping on. Prayers for all of my friends here in sarcland. God bless you all.

Jackie

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