Guest guest Posted November 7, 2008 Report Share Posted November 7, 2008 Hey Guys, First off, Tracie, you stated so much what a lot of us feel. The loss of what we used to be will always be painful. Of course for me, and I won't go into a lot of detail, my faith has been getting me through. Being able to be spontaneous is what I miss the most. I have to plan everything out. My identity is not tied up in a job anymore but that doesn't mean I can't miss it. I just try to be there for my family and friends emotionally since my body won't let me do it physically. I love doing stained glass but the fatigue keeps me from getting it done right now. My husband tells me I should get rid of my stuff but I will be damned. there will come a time when I can do it. The cytoxan was helping a great bit and I have found a new doc locally who is trying to help me. So there is hope and always will be hope for me - and for all of you. Take care everyone and I will wait to hear from all of you. Terri G. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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