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Well said, Rick. I just take
it one day at a time and try to find the best in each day. I enjoy life
and living despite quadom.
Bill age 55
C6 Incomplete since
7/20/68
Leesburg, FL
I personally don't mind growing old, but my body's
taking it badly.
----- Original Message -----
Sent: Monday, July 17, 2006 3:21 PM
Subject: [QUAD-L] Blame Game SCI
Life
Hi all,
I've been reading all of you're 'wonder why'
replies
and here's my two cents worth. There has been a lot of
talk
about stem cell research and the possibility of a
cure for the injured
spinal cord on human beings. I
want and pray for a cure just as much as the
next
person does (have followed all the newspaper reports,
magazine
articles, TV stories, legislator talks, etc.
regarding cures and still
will) but I'm not going to
let that become the reason for going on in my
quad
life. I haven't heard much talk on living with your
SCI and making
the best of the hand one was dealt.
Rather, a lot of discussions on maybes,
some days,
wishes, dreams, hopes, blaming Religion beliefs for
non cures
(hilarious), blaming whatever else one can,
blame this, blame that, blah,
blah, blah. I'm getting
real tired of it. Accept it and find a way to live
on
even though it's not the life you chose. No one here
wanted this, did
we? No, so get on with it the best
you can and if a cure happens, then all
the better.
There, I've said it. I haven't heard this side of
the
discussion from anyone yet. It needed to be said.
Staying
positive and living with a injured spinal
cord,
Rick
C3-4 QoV, 20
years
post
Minnesota
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