lynnie

i wish i didn't have adhd, alot of peope don't understaqnd that adults have it, along with dyslexia, but i'm alive and in good health, i'm diabetic and other stupid stuff, but i can still walk, it's painful, but there are alot worse off people than me and I thank God every day I'm still able to get around, have a roof over my head, a meal in my stomach and a wonderful loving, giving husband

cjomomma

The 1thing that I would change is that I would be a mother with 4 children. I love my kids and I am very thankful to have them but I miss that 1 that wasn't born. He would be 7 this year.

jnagy1206

Keep up the positive attitude in your fight with cancer. I am a 20 year survivor (since age 32) & am grateful and thank God for every day.

jnagy1206

Keep up the positive attitude in your fight with cancer. I am a 20 year survivor (since age 32) & am grateful and thank God for every day.

jnagy1206

GrammaNan

Wow, that brought on unexpected tears. Mine would have been 31 last September. I just now realized that my DGS was born on the day the baby I lost was due. Gotta go get some tissue.

cjomomma

I am sorry I didn't mean to upset you. I have been at the tissue box sense I wrote it.

annette1952

I injured my back about 5 1/2 years ago & live in constant pain with that & Fibromyalgia. I get down sometimes because I'm not able to do alot of things I used to, like my job, yard work & working in my flower beds which I love. So I would change that for sure. All in all though I'm a very happy person & have the best family ever. Just harder on some days to cope & some days it is a struggle but I'm dealing with it. Have to, I have no choice! LOL

RugosaB

To be honest, I'll pass on changing something about me. 2 years ago I was in a car accient that basically did to me what happens to a baby in 'shaken baby syndrome' I look the same on the outside as I did before, but the inside got sort of messed up and though they said I will notice small improvments over the next year, if I hadn't gotten better than I was a year ago, my life is such that I'll be fine. My husband was basically unaffected by the accicent and though he doesn't agree with me, I think the stress of me in a coma cuased him to have abdominal pain that wasn't caused by but found a cancer in his bladder. They took it out and teted it, found out it was found so early it wasn't even to a stage one cancer yet. All the stuff I went through I'd go through again if it meant finding a cancer in him so early.
I tend to be one of those people that looks at the bright side of things anyway, when I woke up from the coma I was 12 pounds lighter, exactly the same 12 pounds I had been wanting to lose for 2 years. Hell of a way to lose it though

I'm just so happy I can still sew

carroll

I would like to have better health but when I read about others health problems I realize I don't have it that bad. But what I really wish for is to have more confidence and courage. I have not lived up to my full potential in life because I have been too scared to try......Maybe I need a shrink.