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@rwinney Hi Rachel, I think sometimes we just have to do the best to enjoy ourselves, even though we may pay a price. I think it is so healthy that you went to the farmer's market, rode in a car, if even too long, etc. We are alive, and must enjoy! I will post separately about my DRG stimulator, but so far, not happy at all.... life is hard, Rachel, when we are sick. Thank God for all of us here!!! Love to you, Lori
You know Rachel, Linda said to me a couple days ago that it seems to her like people who suffer from neuropathy, fibromyalgi and probably most similar nerve disorders ARE overachievers just as you say you are. Linda is in spades, as well as a perfectionist (part of the same syndrome I guess). When she was into cooking, she was IMMERSED in cooking. When she was into decorating she had fifty books out of the library ALL the time and read voraciously. When she got into gardening she spent (no joke) at least twelve hours a day EVERY DAY out in the yard, and not just in the summer. She'd be out in the Oregon rain all day long sometimes. I never saw her! Anyway she said that perhaps that is what causes these nerve diseases to happen to people, her included. And, she says, maybe that's the case with lots of our friends here on Connect as well. Anyway that is a theory she is considering. Hank
@jakedduck1 Hello. How've you been Leonard?