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Old 11-10-2015, 02:04 PM #1
Cliffman Cliffman is offline
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Default learning to adapt with SFN

I'm learning little tricks that help in everyday life that many of you probably already know. For example to keep pressure off my ankle I learned how to operate the cruise control on the car, which is a feature I never bothered with in the past. And at the bank I used a near by chair instead of standing in line. One of the customer service gals saw that I could not stand so she went and took care of me and had the teller bring me my money. Btw, it was great service (Citibank) ..I'm discovering that people treat you well when they see you having trouble. I don't like doing all this but it's needed in order to survive.

The next thing I need to do is figure out how to keep my muscles strong because they are shrinking at an alarming rate.

Hope you're all having a blessed day.

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