Re: How I cope with my pain;

[Guest guest]

I totally agree with you about the creative outlet. I just have to be careful

to take frequent breaks or the pain gets worse because of lack in change of

position.

I cross stitch and I'm planning to learn to quilt.

>Joan wrote:

>I'd like to suggest that all of you develop a creative outlet,

something to get your mind off your pain for a while. I'm an oil

painter and poet. The only time I truly lose track of pain is when

I'm painting. It's hard to get myself actually painting, but once I

do, time flies and my mind is preoccupied and not focused on itself

and how my nerve endings feel so raw.

[Guest guest]

I am leaving the group. I thought this was a supportive group but I wrote

a long email stating Hello Newbie here and it was a long email. I got no

response to it at all. Then I emailed and said the fact and someone said I used

the wrong subject. I guess it is not for me to be here as you do not think I

fit in. I poured my heart out in my email but that is okay . Zoella

" The only people to get even with are those who have helped you. "

When He was on the cross....You was on His mind