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Tired of living

Just Want to Talk | Last Active: May 22 5:57pm | Replies (299)

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Did it ever occur to you everyday someone dies, moves away, becomes a different person that who u knew...there is a new person who is born, moves in your town, or changes into a new person? You only outlive Because you're having more LIFE...obviously you don't Desire shorter life...all healthcare is to promote longer lives and healthier. We can't all be 'Golden Girls' but we don't have be witty enough to have a claim on longer life. A life can be interesting (make it very Bold letters) only to the extent we CAN make it so. Now I'll be admitting I have NOT found a friend with whom I cannot chat about issues that interest me: mental health, is there such a thing as too much healthcare, are poor more violent even as much of the world is still poor+++? I went to two new places in the last week to find out if there are folks who are interested in similar topics...or some other such as Times puzzles like Hard Sudoku. I cannot not stop, life without meaningful social connection is wilted and wanting. But I CAN take care of my health, my cat finances...things I have full control. Remember Viktor Frankl of Man's Search for Meaning? A four-time holocaust survivor tells why life was still worth living in those camps! Logotherapy is his approach to lfe.

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I have never heard of logotherapy. I will look it up. I did go out to lunch today with two other women. I know one of the women has similar political interests with me and we will probably see each other occasionally. I don't think we will become close friends as she has a large family and an ailing husband to take up most of her time. But we will probably get together a few times. My concern right now is facing up to my doctors and letting them know why I am not happy with the care I am receiving. I do not make a habit of being confrontational, but when I have to defend myself I can and will do it. I refuse to be "sick" all the time because of their carelessness. Being on my own taught me how to stick up for myself and when I was working, how to negotiate my own raises. Bosses do not want to pay what you are worth I found so I did it myself and I was successful. As I have always been more or less a solitary person the social connections, or lack of them, do not bother me so much. As time goes by and I get more used to not having my husband perhaps I will go out more.