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Gentle hugs Kellie and good luck. I suffer from depression a lot too and

anything that works to fight it, go for it. Sometimes I get in a rut and nothing

seems to work. You are in my thoughts.

Subject: Trying to be a new me

To: Hugs-N-Pain

Date: Sunday, January 4, 2009, 8:58 AM

Although I have a myriad of health problems, I am going to try again.

I'm trying to get healthy, or healthier than I was before. My husband

and I have started working out together. He does a way more extensive

exercise regimen than I do, but what is great is that he motivates me.

I have asked for motivation, not nagging. He also makes me laugh (a

lot). I have tried for so long to be a better person, I just have that

horrible thing called chronic depression, that most times it gets the

better of me. Wish me luck.

gentle hugs to all,

Kellie

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Hi Kellie,

You are so fortunate to have someone who is there for you. My wife

is like that too. She helps me with everything from encouraging me

to eat better and workout, to backrubs and massages when the meds

can't touch it. Depression goes with all this like milk and

cookies. I usually just get angry at the pain, but some days, I feel

like you. Some days the earth has no gravity, it just sucks…..you

are not alone.

>

>

> Subject: Trying to be a new me

> To: Hugs-N-Pain

> Date: Sunday, January 4, 2009, 8:58 AM

>

> Although I have a myriad of health problems, I am going to try

again.

> I'm trying to get healthy, or healthier than I was before. My

husband

> and I have started working out together. He does a way more

extensive

> exercise regimen than I do, but what is great is that he motivates

me.

> I have asked for motivation, not nagging. He also makes me laugh (a

> lot). I have tried for so long to be a better person, I just have

that

> horrible thing called chronic depression, that most times it gets

the

> better of me. Wish me luck.

>

> gentle hugs to all,

> Kellie

>

>

> ------------------------------------

>

> To read these messages on the Hugs web site go to:

> http://groups.yahoo.com/group/Hugs-N-Pain

> you can contact me privately at starlyin@...

> Rose

> Owner/ Moderator Hugs N Pain

> God Bless our Troops

> Please Pray for them

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Good luck Kellie! (And a gentle hug for good measure).

I am so jealous. Every time I try to do things I used to do, my family

runs for the phone, to " tell on me " to the doctor. I walk. I practice

yoga and " gently " lift weights, but everytime I start to do it on a

regular basis. something on my body gives out. I speak for many of us

when I tell you how wonderful it is to have someone there to give

positive reinforcement.

Hang In There!

Jeanne

>

> Although I have a myriad of health problems, I am going to try again.

> I'm trying to get healthy, or healthier than I was before. My husband

> and I have started working out together. He does a way more extensive

> exercise regimen than I do, but what is great is that he motivates me.

> I have asked for motivation, not nagging. He also makes me laugh (a

> lot). I have tried for so long to be a better person, I just have that

> horrible thing called chronic depression, that most times it gets the

> better of me. Wish me luck.

>

> gentle hugs to all,

> Kellie

>

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That's a great attitude and you're so fortunate to have support.

Nobody runs to my doctor to tell...in fact if they did my doctor would be sooooo

happy I'm trying to work out. He wants me to work out best I can. It hurts

soooo bad sometimes.

My apartments have a fantastic state of the art workout room here that is new so

I will be able to use it.

Fibromyalgia just seems to hate it when we exercise not to mention the destroyed

joints from Osteo.

Chronic depression is one of the worst things in the world. I try to beat it

the best I can by " doing " . I do volunteer work for an internet safety and

teaching organization....that makes me feels I can still contribute to someone's

problem solving and doing the shirt shops. All keep my mind in another place.

My back problem is getting worse and it scares me that more may have to be done.

Nothing scares me like having something mess with my back..surgery or anything

like it but L3 and L4 are compressing the nerves so much lately. My paresthesia

on the top of my left thigh is getting way out of hand. Feels like the skin is

splitting wide open in a hundred places at once. Took me an hour to get my leg

out of bed yesterday....the progression is getting so that I'm not as easily

maintained in pain management. crap!!

Mix a little fear/depression/pain together and man o man.

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> Subject: Re: Trying to be a new me

> To: Hugs-N-Pain

> Date: Monday, January 5, 2009, 2:24 AM

> Good luck Kellie! (And a gentle hug for good measure).

>

> I am so jealous. Every time I try to do things I used to

> do, my family

> runs for the phone, to " tell on me " to the

> doctor. I walk. I practice

> yoga and " gently " lift weights, but everytime I

> start to do it on a

> regular basis. something on my body gives out. I speak for

> many of us

> when I tell you how wonderful it is to have someone there

> to give

> positive reinforcement.

>

> Hang In There!

> Jeanne

>

>

>

>

>

>

> >

> > Although I have a myriad of health problems, I am

> going to try again.

> > I'm trying to get healthy, or healthier than I was

> before. My husband

> > and I have started working out together. He does a way

> more extensive

> > exercise regimen than I do, but what is great is that

> he motivates me.

> > I have asked for motivation, not nagging. He also

> makes me laugh (a

> > lot). I have tried for so long to be a better person,

> I just have that

> > horrible thing called chronic depression, that most

> times it gets the

> > better of me. Wish me luck.

> >

> > gentle hugs to all,

> > Kellie

> >

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