Southern Gent, that is amazing that you just checked in. Yes, this is a wonderful place on TER. I do not have access to my email right now, yet it was so refreshing to read and hear from somebody like you that we have intertwined our lives good and bad since 2006.
There are amazing ladies here and the ones you just mentioned I recognize their names. It is kind of refreshing from some of the previous posts. I realize that we all go thru hard times and good times. Being out of my element down here has taken me somewhat out of my depression, hopelessness, and that bottle of pills looks less inviting to take.
If they cannot fix me, then hopefully I will get an electric wheel chair and scoot around. To look at me I do not look that bad, I still have my bedroom skills and my sense of humor. Isolation in times like this to me is the so called "Deviled Advocates"
Yes, we have enjoyed the Journey thru the past years, weaving in and out of each others life, catching up sharing etc. I always told myself when I was younger that by the time I reached a certain age, I will have gone and done experienced and had fun and never look back.
If anyone does has an Electric Wheel chair, please pm me and see what we can work out. Right now the pool outside is so inviting, yet getting their is the hard part. Once I get there people can help me in and out of the pool.
I think we all go thru grief differently. Elizabeth Kubler Ross on the 5 stages. I remember this from school.
Denial, like this is not happening to me it will go away. Anger, why is this happening to me? Bargaining, "OK God, if I do this, will you do that?"
Depression, the feeling of no way out that life will never be the same, why am I still here.? Acceptance........where I seem to be right now. No life will not be the same, yet I can do this, and I an fortunate to have friends, a house to live in and my furry critters etc. ......
With all that being said, It was so nice to see you on the board today. I debated about posting this, yet, that would still leave me in the denial state. I have to move on and get not only physically better, which may not happen, yet I have to change my mind set......And be thankful for what I do have. It is like Dad always said, Could be worse. Thanks for letting me share. Sincerely, Kelle