It's alot of hipe but I enjoy the kids. We have to have something out there to distract from feeling crappy.

I have to say it is nice to see so many faith-driven people too. I share the faith- but can honestly say have been struggling since I got ill. Not that I have lost it- just don't understand how this fits in the big picture of my life yet....anyway....

Let's keep to our distractions and try to find ways to cope the best we can- LOVE YOU GUYS!!!!! as Suzee would say YOU GUYS ARE AWESOME!!!!!

I do have a dog and a cat, my cat thinks she's a dog, i get kisses from her and when i whistle she comes running, crazy kitty. LOL Gotta go for now pm me if u wanna.

Bye for now C-ya

mesafoxx

Post edited by: mesafoxx, at: 02/21/2008 11:47

When im sitting outside for the first 5 to 10 min.

I guess its hard for me to answer this question, I dont seem to have much time that Im distracted long enough.

may-be you could give me some things to do so i can try it. U all have a nice day.

This is a good topic! Like most people have said, my animals really get me through.Sometimes I feel so tired I don't want to have to walk the dogs or play with the cats, but they're really good for me. Music can be a great distraction for me. I like to crank up the tunes and perform my own private concert now and then . I used to love to read, but I'm like Mesa, I can read about 2 pages and I'm out. Good movies can be a great distraction too, but I have a very hard time concentrating long enough to watch one sometimes. As goofy as it sounds, I really get into General Hospital even though it's soooo corny. lol. I love to draw and paint even though it can be hard on the hands. When I get caught up in a painting nothing else in the world exists! Art is great therapy. Going to art museums makes me forget that I don't feel well. Taking photos of nature is good for me too. Actually, just being outside in the fresh air can be a good distraction too.