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5/6/2018 12:12:26 PM |
It's great to read your posts and see your progress. Your story is both personally yours and a reflection of the rest of us who share your journey. You're so right about how this disease can affect your confidence though. The downright scariness of it can work on your psyche like nothing else I've ever experienced. However...I've learned that keeping track of the positives daily has been very helpful in getting me focused on going forward and staying in balance while I'm working toward Happy Dance status. It sounds like you've found some great things to celebrate...a day with your husband...the sun on your face...being out and about...the joy of naps...etc. Try not to worry about how your appearance has changed. That worried me to death for a good while, but I learned that your looks will improve as you get well. Though a year older, I know I look better this year than last because people I see intermittently tell me so. The circles under my eyes have diminished and the glassy look in my eyes is all but gone. My skin tone (when I sleep enough) is better, and I definitely smile more...and that makes all the difference in anyone's appearance. Overall, I just look healthier. There is much to look forward to as you get well. I learned something new just this morning. Mel called me on skype. My laptop is in the kitchen and I was in the other room, so I ran to answer it without grabbing my glasses first. I just wear readers...but they're pretty strong and I need them to see most anything. I answered and told Mel...just a minute...I need to find my glasses. When I came back, he asked me what strength I wear. I told him 3.25...I know...I'm Mr. Magoo. Mel told me that a few years back, he wore 3.0...but now he only needs 2.0. Wow! That is exciting!!! He said it was from taking the protocol for so long...things in your body just continue to improve. That is just one thing...though there are certainly other benefits to the protocol as well. Of course...the main benefit we want from it is to say goodbye to the toxic diseases. There is so much hope for that to happen here on the site! Ruth's recent happy dance status has inspired me so much...and she's just ONE of so many! So...don't let this disease work on your mind. You get to be boss of that...not the disease...and you get to choose what you think. Keep posting Tina...and I look forward to "seeing" you again on conference calls. Love, Karen | |||
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