Re: Re: STRESS Ellen

November 17, 2008

Ellen,

You are always so upbeat, cheerful and always taking care of everyone else,

I hope you felt somewhat better after reading the responses from the gang....

I hope things are better for you today....

Personally, just turned 20 on the day you wrote this.... and I keep

wondering what exactly is the ending of " teenager-dom " ..... I hear with

girls it can be 25???? yikes, will I make it?

love Jo

In a message dated 11/12/2008 7:57:02 P.M. Eastern Standard Time,

zovtic@... writes:

I've been " hiding " a great deal for the past week due to severe back

pain, but I've been reading most of the posts and I appreciate all

you are saying. At the moment I'm dealing with a typical moody

teenager of whom I'd love to throw out the window and see if he can

fly like he thinks he can.

The frustration just adds to the dismay of pains, that mouth of his

makes me want to slap him sometimes and his actions...OK, we're not

going there. Rubin is, for the most part, a wonderful person. When

the mood strikes he's helpful, thoughtful and even quite the

conversationalist; then the teenager shows through; and all the other

stuff disappears and I'm left scratching my head (and other parts

that itch).

Truth is I've changed pain meds and the new one isn't doing the job

so I'll give him room for that but let's face it - HE'S A TEENAGER

and aire to hormones, bad attitudes and stupid desisions (sorry about

the spelling errors - no brain tonight).

I'm not going to take this any further my dears, there's no reason

to. I can't seem to unbottle my feelings or thoughts fully and that

just adds to my frustration. I just want you all to know that though

I may seem to be almost always positive and happy, I too, have my

troubles.

Take care and be well.

Ellen

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