I came out of a year remission in early May. That seems to be my pattern lately...a year ok and then an attack period. This period of attack has been longer than ever and I even missed a little more than a month of school. Which as an elementary school teacher is not a good thing. I am grateful I had the sick days to use . I am also grateful I have summer recess until Aug 28th. Still don't feel the best, but so hopeful the Lord will speed up my healing by then. Grateful to be connected to this forum too. _/\_ Bonnie
That I don't have spinning attacks anymore. I almost thought I might have one today. Didn't even come close really. But it was enough to remind me what my life used to be like. Every three weeks a 12 hour 80mph episode. How soon we forget. God am I grateful not to see the world start to slowly spin. Then the panic and fear. Knowing it's going to get faster every 20 minutes. Till I want to die. God help me to be grateful that that's gone away. Please keep it away.
I heard yesterday about a study on gratitude. It showed that writing 3 things you’re grateful for, daily for 21 days, leads to measurable positive physiological changes. I read a book a few years ago, chronicling the author’s 1000 gratitudes. So I’m trying it. I’m up to 44.
I've heard that too, but I'm not sure I believe it. I think I might have trouble coming up with three different things I'm grateful for every day for 21 days. There are plenty of things I'm grateful for but after a while I think I would run out of things.
I'm grateful to be conscious & to experience all that which it involves, that consciousness has arisen in the universe, as without it the universe wold be devoid of gratitude, love, friendship, & experience.
What if, if you weren’t grateful for something, it would disappear? That thought always expands my list, though I don’t go there often - too fear based. Grateful today for air to breathe, clean water to drink, ridiculous choices of food, clothing, shelter, friends and family.
Gonna go on 1 week camping trip in November. Out in Utah. Never been. It's been 2 or 3 years since I've been confident enough to pre-pay for something like this. Like AnneT with her driving again. Just by the fact that I've pre-paid a few thousand dollars for camp and airline tickets, shows me that I'm believing in my recovery. This is kinda something. Coming into the light again.
I am grateful for all the hair products and tools that let me turn the hair I have into the hair I want.
Funny. I'm sure that was some tag line for a womens' cosmetic commercial. For some reason I never forget commercial motos or jingles. When someone's talking to me and they say "the difference is..." I say "mink?" I was about 12 when this came out. Too absurd to ever forget. "enriched with precious mink oil". My gosh, the stuff they got away with back then. hah.
I am grateful for this site and all of the members who take time to reply to questions. It has been a blessing to read about the different journeys. I wish I were well enough to go back to work, but until then thankful to try to do my part in supporting others on the forum. Wishing we all can be cured, sooner than possible.
The sunshine on my face. The sun gives me so much energy and makes me feel like I can conquer anything that comes my way.
I am grateful I was balanced enough to make it to my Wednesday prayer group. So thankful to have others pray for my healing and to be able to lift others up. Thankful I have been blessed with faith.
Grateful that Survivor is back on! I love the scenery and the drama. Grateful for a warm house, fireplace and candles, warm tea, and that I could go to Michaels to stock up on yarn without fear of vertigo... because we are getting 10 cm of snow this weekend!
Grateful that my dental visit yesterday went well--just a cleaning and exam, no work needed. Good for another 6 months.