Suz
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Hi there Kat. You are in an elite group of people who are disabled. They are a group of people who I have found to be the most wonderful, most understanding and truly courageous I have met. We all suffer from either visible or invisible disabilities (and sometimes both), but yet we continue on and I give a lot of credit to disabled people. You are not alone and we are here. We are here to talk, to give strength, and to reach out a hand to help you up if you have fallen. Depression can be a part of being disabled but we are all friends here and can help. My two service animal cats think I should transform my electric scooter into a fully armed military vehicle to solely deal with the non-disabled who treat us poorly. ("Civilian, back away from the disabled person as they have the right to park in the disabled spots--if you don't back away by the count of 5, the cat in the military uniform will launch litter box cookies at you--all disabled put your gas masks on NOW"---see, litter box cookies are my one cat's droppings in the litter box and they threaten to CATapult them at people who are disrespectful) I can imagine my female cat wearing a helmet and riding in my scooter basket with a military jacket on. Post edited by: Suz, at: 10/05/2008 16:40 A good rule of life is do not meddle in the affairs of dragons, for you are crunchy and taste good with ketchup |
"In the 3 months I have been with MDJunction I have developed a sense of calmness. I now friends who do not judge me because I have been a mental mess at times. It is such a good feeling to have friends I can tell my deepest thoughts and always get back to me with their support. I have never seen a therapist for long periods of time. Right or wrong, this is the best therapy possible for me. Thanks Roy for getting this up and running and making such a difference in my life. Sara" (saralaurie)
