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02-08-2012, 01:58 AM
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This is not mine, but my neurologist's wisdom.
I told him that sometimes it makes me feel incompetent being able to do mostly intelectual work and very little physical work. His reply was- you would have been much more incompetent if it was the other way around. And I had to agree, thinking about some physically able physicians I have met... 
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| "Thanks for this!" says: | DesertFlower (02-08-2012), Seamus (02-08-2012) |
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02-13-2012, 09:29 PM
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Great post - funny stuff! And Seamus, I have not got a permit yet but figured if I did I would get a cane so I "looked" more disabled!
 Pros: Hmmm, well I sure due appreciate life and the "good days" much more and I judge others much less by what I see knowing they may have many hidden challenges! Cons: constantly giving up hobbies dear to me and trying to replace them with new "doable" ones! |
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