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- What was I thinking? by on Nov 21, 2009
It was the day I had anticipated, even before the surgery; the day I would come out of my cast and take my life back. Having spent two weeks locked within the confines of my own walls, seeing the outside world through limited squares of glass; the sa...
- I am not stressed out, worried or uptight by The Needle and the Damage Done on Nov 19, 2009
Using the power of positive thinking and not allowing my mind to accept anything negative. I refuse to be a wreck - even though I feel on the verge of a breakdown. Tomorrow is it...the day we have been waiting for and praying for. W...
- 24 Hours Later... by Long Hollow on Nov 19, 2009
There are more truths in 24 hours of a [person's] life than in all the philosophies. - Raoul Vaneigem This struck a chord in me when I read it today. After a quick Googling and Wiki-read of Raoul, I'm not sure I would agree with him on much else, but...
- First Post-Marathon Run by 26.2 Quest on Nov 19, 2009
I just got back from my first Post-Marathon run following my First Marathon this past Saturday.I wasn't planning on taking this much time before my first recovery run, but my right ankle was a little sore still and I wanted to make sure that it was s...
- He's Out and He's In !!! :) by The Needle and the Damage Done on Nov 19, 2009
After 89 days in jail, Keven is now at Phoenix House! He was happy to see us and I got about four warm hugs! It felt SO GOOD.He seemed upbeat and glad to be there. We got to meet his counselor, the nurse, the mental health person an...
- Unresolved Grief by Irene Watson on Nov 18, 2009
Psychiatrists and other experts tell us that when we react emotionally to a situation we often are only partially reacting to the current situation while we are also reacting to situations in our past that we view as similar. For...
- Unresolved Grief by Irene Watson on Nov 18, 2009
Psychiatrists and other experts tell us that when we react emotionally to a situation we often are only partially reacting to the current situation while we are also reacting to situations in our past that we view as similar. For...
