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Originally Posted by offinthedistance
Isn't it just awfully saddening when that doesn't happen.
I had a neuro appt last week and mentioned how dissapointed I was not to be better. i've done all I should. food, drink, jabs, exercise, the lot.
The fact that I can't make myself better breaks my heart.
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Yes, it is both sad, heart breaking and frustrating as well.
I have found that when these emotions and thoughts take hold, that it helps to remember a couple of things:
1. "I" am not my body, just as I do not have a disease...the body does.
2. If I didn't do all the things that I do to help the body stay as healthy as it possibly can, that the situation would likely be much worse.
Thus, after doing all that I should as you say, I can rest in the relative emotional-mental comfort that some things are beyond my control but their effects can be mitigated to some degree through intelligence and wisdom.
I wish you peace of mind that despite all the symptoms of this disease that play out in the body, that "YOU" can not be made better; for 'YOU" are already perfect, have always been and will always be that...just as you should be.
With love, Erika