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kesslmama wrote: Welocome voiceofgrog it is good to see a S/O onhere talkinh about this form the other side. My hubby is supportive of all that is wrong with me too. I am so glad to hae him. Oh yeah and the humor and candor are both welcome here.  Thanks for the welcome everyone! But kesslmama I have to disagree with your words insinuating that Fibro is something "wrong" with you. This disease sucks and it forces those who have it to struggle on a daily basis... but NONE of them are "wrong" for having it,no more than I am wrong for having blond hair. (No dumb blond jokes!) It is VERY easy to fall into and maintain a negative mindset with Fibro. There are very few things you can actually control with this disease, but how you approach it is one of them. I may be reading into your statement to much, and I apologize if I have, but I saw first-hand what a constant stream of negative statements can do to someone. There is NOTHING "wrong" with you. Q: What does a blond Owl say? A: What, what? Q: What did the blond girl name her pet Zebra? A: Spot. Q: Why did the blond drive into the ditch? A: To turn the blinker off. Life is like a sewer. What you get out of it depends on what you put into it. - Tom Lehrer |
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