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thleensd Enthusiast

Well, it's been 2 years gluten-free. Still can't work, can't drive much, need caretakers.... BUT!!!!....

I'm making these really exciting baby steps and getting better. A small sampling:

-It's been over a year since I've had to go to the ER.

-I made it through a long weekend rehearsal (singing) without a giant meltdown (think reverting to 5 year old when tired and hungry + fatigue). I did have to sit out some, but never had to lie down or leave.

-I can sit up with my legs straight out in front of me. I've had this terrible neural tension preventing me from doing that. =)

-My physical therapist has said I've turned a corner and am now strong enough to do some of the exercises that will make me stronger.

-When I walked in to acupuncture yesterday, my acu said that I looked good and I definitely had better energy.

I know it's a long way to go, and I get SO frustrated sometimes, but I have to keep reminding myself where I was two years ago and couldn't walk without help.

It's kind of like watching a snail race though. B)

Here's to moving forward and finding reasons to celebrate. =)


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SMALL steps are Major Advances.... :D :D :D

wheeleezdryver Community Regular

I love hearing about people's 'small sucesses'-- and you've got some AWESOME ones there!! Excellent!!! B):):D

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