I hear you all and can relate, Bobbie,Larry and Shirley-- I woke up like you
said today Larry.....Oh lord another feeling bad day but gotta get up and make
do....It don't help that my wife and only caregiver suffers from awful migraine
headaches for days at a time and is now had one again for 2 straight days, wish
I could help her at times but I can't. Yes Bobbie, like you I sometimes think
of things we used to do but can't now...like you said, walking into a shower on
your own when you want too, walking and feeling the sand on a beach or the cool
grass under your bare feet, I used to get in a boat and go to out to far
isolated places of beauty on a lake to fish and enjoy nature, used to love long
hikes deep into wooded forests....I think of these things at times but then get
back into present reality and try to enjoy what simple things in life I still
can, I guess we all do. Dan H*****
On Wednesday, April 15, 2015 10:21 AM, shirley bell <sbell...@cox.net>
wrote:
same here, sometimes it takes all I have not to scream at people who complain
about the stupidest stuff or feel so sad seeing friends and strangers do things
I can't. I seems to have gotten worse for me as all these yrs have passed. I
thought things got easier??? Oh well, we all seem to struggle with it so at
least we are not alone. I TRY everyday to keep positive and look at what I have
and not what I don't, which is allot. But it is a challenge. hang in all of
us.Best,
Shirley Bell
----- Original Message ----- From: Larry Willis To: quad-list@eskimo.com
Sent: Wednesday, April 15, 2015 7:04 AM Subject: Fwd: [QUAD-L] Showers
Everyday. Every damn stinking crippled ass day. Soon as my eyes open in the
morning. Pardon my French.
---------- Forwarded message ----------
From: Gmail <bobbiehumphre...@gmail.com>
Date: Tuesday, April 14, 2015
Subject: [QUAD-L] Showers
To: quad-list@eskimo.com
I was watching a movie and the actor in the scene woke up, pushed the covers
off, sat up, put her feet on the floor, stood up and walked in to the shower
right after dropping off her PJ's.
It took about 1 minute.
I turned off the TV and tried to remember how that felt ... but I can't.
I couldn't stop crying.
I can't tell you how many times I've heard family or friends say
"I'm going to jump in the shower."
Or
"I got home, I was so dirty I had to jump in the shower."
I know, I know I should be over feeling like this and it not make me cry after
ALL these years.
So I'm asking;
Does anybody else still get "up set" or "bothered" by what I described above?
Smile Everyday
