I am alot more sensitive to everything and everybody on a bad lymes day.

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I try to avoid situations when I feel a bad day coming on. It is truly hard to

avoid during the holidays, but I cut back the time spent with people. Then we

all feel balanced. My family and friends feel that I have spent time with them.

And I feel that I have taken care of my self by cutting back on the time spent.

Everyone understands. But, every once in a while I don't catch my sensitivites

soon enough and have real trouble. I relate my sensitivies completely to the

lymes and co-infections. I wasn't this way before I was diagnosed, and on my

good days I am totally my normal self.

Margo

Grpinfo@... wrote:

Hi ,

I know no harm was intended.

I don't feel my privacy was invaded. I wouldn't put anything out on an

internet group that I couldn't chance going further.

More importantly this got me thinking of the much bigger topic/picture of

boundaries, which is often on my mind, and gave me an opportunity to write about

it. I appreciate that.

I'm really more interested in how the way we practice boundaries might

enhance our health and well-being. This may be in the realm of physics and

beyond. I

do some occasional work with a holistic practitioner who also has an interest

in this topic and incorporates it's essence into her work. I'm really in the

beginning stages of learning about this.

My post wasn't directly on topic (though was related to " guidelines for this

list), but I was wondering if the topic of boundaries and health might

resonate with anyone else. I hope it provided some food for thought and

encouragement

for anyone who, like me, is doing my human best to practice mindful

boundaries.

Take care all, and Happy Solstice (the light is returning, yippee!!!),

Ann

In a message dated 12/21/06 10:21:01 AM, j_genser@... writes:

> Hi Ann,

> I have to apologize if I crossed a boundary, but it was me who posted your

> question on Planet Thrive, so others could benefit from the answer. I had no

> record of your question being submitted (it was not submitted through the

> site) and did not know how to contact you. This has not happened before and

> because your question was a general question about minerals and 's

> response was very brief, I made the decision to go ahead and post it under

> another username. I really apologize that you felt like your privacy was

> invaded. I have removed the question from the site and will post it under

> your name now that I know your username. I want you to know that no one on

> this list has invaded your privacy. In the future, I will post on this list

> if I cannot locate the person who submitted the question.

>