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Join Date: Jan 2008
Location: Standing right beside you. (Elizabethtown,NC)
Posts: 855
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Member
Join Date: Jan 2008
Location: Standing right beside you. (Elizabethtown,NC)
Posts: 855
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Hmmmm...
I fell awhile back. It took nearly an hour for me to get back up on my feet. This triggered me spending the last few weeks in a pretty bad depression. NOT suicidal. Just sick and tired of being sick and tired and not seeing the results I had hoped for. Not gaining any ground. Other things in my personal life caved in and crushed the wall I had set to keep me safe.
I usually grab one brick at a time (address one problem at a time), and push it off me to get back up. *Moose has never bought into the hype and BS of 'multi-tasking'. Not even when I was healthy.
But I just decided to accept the details of that particular situation as is and quit sulking. Shift my focus on something I can fix and improve.
I can draw a straight line to connect my MS diagnosis to my drinking to the car wreck that put me in this wheelchair and cane.
I'm sober now. Refuse to see a victim in the mirror.
So to answer your original question; Will I ever get used to being disabled?
No.
I may slip from time to time...
But I will keep fighting to improve what I can, how I can.
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You can't have everything. Where would you put it? -Steven Wright
Once you change your mind, you can change your life. -Della Reese
. Always outnumbered...
Never outgunned .
*I* am the MonSter that MS fears
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