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revvanbus Posts: 1985
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I had a very nice Thanksgiving with my sister (adopted) her 13 year old son and their dog who all come at most holidays from Topeka, KS visiting from last Wednesday until Saturday. And my local friend who walks my dogs and I share 8-10 meals and movies with a week also joined us. Great friends, good food and good conversations. I am thankful for our country and community, for family and friends, for food and fellowship, for a roof to protect from the storms. I am so thankful for my friends on this forum who understand my pain and allow my rants, who take me in my worst pain and behaviors from the pain. What a special group you are! I pray for peace, so that no one should need weapons, for food for all, not just those who can afford it, for healing for all, not just those who have "acceptable" diseases and curable ills. I pray for relief from pain for those who can not be cured (yet). I pray for you; each of you and all of you, that your pain will ease and your sleep deepen, that those whose lives have lost meaning whould find new purpose. Big Hugs Rev. Maryanne Rev.
RSD: THE GREAT DECIEVER. IT FOOLS US INTO SEEING OUR PAIN AS INJURY, BELIEVING OUR MOVEMENT WILL BREAK A BONE INSTEAD OF HELPING OUR OSTEOPOROSIS. THE DISEASE FEELS LIKE IT RESIDES IN OUR HANDS/ARMS, FEET/LEGS WHEN IT LIVES IN THE DORSAL HORN Of THE SPINAL CORD AND THE BRAIN PAIN RECEPTOR CELLS. MOVE, REST, MOVE, REST, MOVE. |
