Good morning, All. I am having a very owie morning  and am trying so hard to hold it all together and NOT CRY at work. *deep breath* My job (secretary) isn't nearly as physically demanding as some of you but this morning the thought of rising from my chair and walking to the printer is simply terrifying. Most mornings I hurt but can deal with it enough to get through to the less painful hours in the day. But mornings like today remind me that I truly do occassionaly have serious limitations and special needs. I'm going to ask my boss if I can have a printer at my desk. Not sure that will go over so well but if you don't ask, you never get, right? I have five more years until my planned retirement. Five. Just five. I *can* do this! Anne |
"I've been a grateful member here for over 4 yrs this place has changed my life of course for the better, coming to the groups has enabled me to no longer feel so alone. As a group leader for the Bipolar Support group I can relate to others and am expressing my experience strength and hope and this is very rewarding, I've also made many supportive friends here whom I talk to some daily. I used to have a lot of 'lows' since becoming member here at MdJunction I no longer have these lows." (Dit)
