
Yeah, I have been depressed about not being able to run, walk, play tennis, bike, do yoga and go boating.
I am trying not to complain at all (or maybe “not so much”)
This was a comment on one of my whiney FB posts:
Darlene I am so sorry you are still enduring all of this. I hope it is not too painful and you’re up and at ’em soon… makes me sad that you are tied down like this ~ I know how much you love to move!!!
This is from a former co-worker who has Cystic Fibrosis. She is in and out of the hospital. Tied to an IV most of the time. Can hardly ever leave the house. Needs a lung transplant if she wants to live much longer. But she always has a smile on her face and enjoys every day that she is still alive.
So I am thankful that:
- I have 4 days off from work
- I can walk/limp/shuffle without crutches
- I am not in any pain
- I have great friends
- My hubby sticks by me through ALL my ups and downs
- I have a job and co-workers that I like
- I have a boat on Lake George
- I know that I will run and play tennis again
I will again celebrate the holiday on Lake George. Moving around will be more difficult than past years but I’ll try not to complain.






















































