Re: i miss my old self

[Guest guest]

" Normal " is over-rated.  Though not that I'd know.  I think normalcy is

something we strive for, but will probably never acheive.  It's like a hope for

something better than what we have now, especially for us.

: )

I don't need your authority

Down with the moral majority

....There of which I stand alone

A face in the crowdUnsung, against the mold

Without a doubt

Singled out - ¡Minority¢ Green Day

[Guest guest]

Marty....I " m almost certain, IT seems dead RIGHT now but IT " S allways there,

IT it just DORMANT, you WILL get to see.

When it does dno't forget to tell me about it.!!

VIVI

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[Guest guest]

Marty....I " m almost certain, IT seems dead RIGHT now but IT " S allways there,

IT it just DORMANT, you WILL get to see.

When it does dno't forget to tell me about it.!!

VIVI

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fuel-efficient used cars.

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[Guest guest]

Vivi

thanks as that is all I hope for some day it to grow again and not wilt and die

as it has done

 

the  rednecks

Marty & G.

 Stills ; An illness I know to well!

To learn about Stills  http://www.stillsdisease.org/stills_info

  and Hancock:

We Recognize No Sovereign but God, and no King but Jesus! [April 18, 1775]

:

" The general principles upon which the Fathers achieved independence were the

general principals of Christianity... I will avow that I believed and now

believe that those general principles of Christianity are as eternal and

immutable as the existence and attributes of God. "

• " [July 4th] ought to be commemorated as the day of deliverance by solemn acts

of devotion to God Almighty. "

– in a letter written to Abigail on the day the Declaration was

approved by Congress

Jefferson

God who gave us life gave us liberty. And can the liberties of a nation be

thought secure when we have removed their only firm basis, a conviction in the

minds of the people that these liberties are a gift from God? That they are not

to be violated but with His wrath? Indeed I tremble for my country when I

reflect that God is just, and that His justice cannot sleep forever. " (excerpts

are inscribed on the walls of the Jefferson Memorial in the nations capital)

 

Re: I miss my old self

..I don't know

what it is but after you reach a certain age you do start to need your dad.

I all those yrs. you did spent time building a good relationshihp were not a

waste. They're still in there.

just waiting to sprout from the lil'l seed you planted. It's just a matter

of time.

Wish you the best

..

[Guest guest]

Vivi

thanks as that is all I hope for some day it to grow again and not wilt and die

as it has done

 

the  rednecks

Marty & G.

 Stills ; An illness I know to well!

To learn about Stills  http://www.stillsdisease.org/stills_info

  and Hancock:

We Recognize No Sovereign but God, and no King but Jesus! [April 18, 1775]

:

" The general principles upon which the Fathers achieved independence were the

general principals of Christianity... I will avow that I believed and now

believe that those general principles of Christianity are as eternal and

immutable as the existence and attributes of God. "

• " [July 4th] ought to be commemorated as the day of deliverance by solemn acts

of devotion to God Almighty. "

– in a letter written to Abigail on the day the Declaration was

approved by Congress

Jefferson

God who gave us life gave us liberty. And can the liberties of a nation be

thought secure when we have removed their only firm basis, a conviction in the

minds of the people that these liberties are a gift from God? That they are not

to be violated but with His wrath? Indeed I tremble for my country when I

reflect that God is just, and that His justice cannot sleep forever. " (excerpts

are inscribed on the walls of the Jefferson Memorial in the nations capital)

 

Re: I miss my old self

..I don't know

what it is but after you reach a certain age you do start to need your dad.

I all those yrs. you did spent time building a good relationshihp were not a

waste. They're still in there.

just waiting to sprout from the lil'l seed you planted. It's just a matter

of time.

Wish you the best

..

[Guest guest]

Re: phuzaxeman 777 and an active lifestyle

>

I was very active my whole life, running, lifting weights, pick up sports,

hiking, and pretty much anything that was considered an active lifestyle. Since

last August, I had a major flare, I have had to adjust my lifestyle

dramatically. I engaged the support of my physiotherapist, a former olympic

athlete, and she helped design a work out routine that utilized 30 minutes of

stretching followed by a workout of light weights, with lots of reps, coupled

with cardio on a stationary bike and/or an elliptical machine. Not only was it

beneficial to my joints, I lost about 25 lbs of muscle mass in the process. It

took a while to get used to the workout routine, but it sure helped with

mobility and the de-stressing of my mind and body.

As for the psychologist, yes I arranged to see a psychologist who validated my

struggles with the disease and that I was approaching the significant life

changes in a healthy way. It was sure nice to get some positive feedback on

something that had altered my life forever. I get down once and awhile, but I

just reflect back on where I was last year and where I am today. I may not be as

active but I am leading a healthy lifestyle within the confines of this dreaded

disease and I keep battling and marching to my own drummer. Hope this helps.

Bob

[Guest guest]

thank you bob. your story is great and inspiring. the other day i felt like i

was frozen and everything felt like i was on fire...almost the worse i've felt

all month.

today, i felt strong and almost normal. this disease is so undpredictable.

everyone has their story and it's nice to hear many people carry on their lives.

thanks again.

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> Re: phuzaxeman 777 and an active lifestyle

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> >

> I was very active my whole life, running, lifting weights, pick up sports,

hiking, and pretty much anything that was considered an active lifestyle. Since

last August, I had a major flare, I have had to adjust my lifestyle

dramatically. I engaged the support of my physiotherapist, a former olympic

athlete, and she helped design a work out routine that utilized 30 minutes of

stretching followed by a workout of light weights, with lots of reps, coupled

with cardio on a stationary bike and/or an elliptical machine. Not only was it

beneficial to my joints, I lost about 25 lbs of muscle mass in the process. It

took a while to get used to the workout routine, but it sure helped with

mobility and the de-stressing of my mind and body.

>

> As for the psychologist, yes I arranged to see a psychologist who validated my

struggles with the disease and that I was approaching the significant life

changes in a healthy way. It was sure nice to get some positive feedback on

something that had altered my life forever. I get down once and awhile, but I

just reflect back on where I was last year and where I am today. I may not be as

active but I am leading a healthy lifestyle within the confines of this dreaded

disease and I keep battling and marching to my own drummer. Hope this helps.

>

>

> Bob

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