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Old 06-01-2010, 06:07 PM #7
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Mere,

I DO hear your feeling that you will 'check out'. I have said that a million times in the last 10 years....but...I am still here! I guess that merits a hooray!

The huge KEY to living with this condition is an acceptance that I indeed MAY check out, and not much I can do about it! I would so love to be 'normal' for one day. (On the other hand, if that happened, I would bemoan not being normal for yet another day.)

Yes, it is depressing...but it is what we have been dealt. At times I want to bop some healthy person on the head, just for being healthy!
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