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Old 07-15-2013, 07:57 PM #1
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Default I don't think your family feels that way

Your family probably feels very lucky to still have you with them!!! It is important not to waist energy you need to recover on negative thoughts.

One of the hardest things we have to accept is to respect the time it takes to heal. No two people are the same and it takes what it takes.

Showing your family what to do when face with adversity will be a life long lesson for them. Everyone will face adversity at one point, this happens to be our time.

Keep Truckin and try to keep positive thoughts.
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MVA March 2012 pcs, post traumatic vision syndrome, convergence insufficiencies, vision mid line shift syndrome, gaze stabilization and vision tracking. Fatigue, headaches and sore eyes are main issues.

Current activities: chiro, massage, prism glasses, vision therapy, yoga, meditation, aquafit classes and rest.....
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