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I'm having a really good day today and just feel the need to share.
I come on here when I'm feeling crap and need a bit of support and understanding and I feel I'm always negative.
So here's me trying to be positive.
Anyone else had a little bit of sunshine in their day?
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pipSenior Contributor
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AppleblossomSenior Contributor
@Former-MemberGlad to hear it.
I am feeling good too. Last night an old friend came around and we yarned late into the night. I talked to my son and will see him tomorrow.
@pip
Your posts are so often supportive and yet you have a major health challenge. Good luck with it. I am continually amazed at the strength, positivity and forbearance people who supposedly also have MI on their plate can be.
Apple
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Unknown userMember
Hi @pip,
I'm so sad to hear the news about your health. But I'm glad you're feeling positive about it.
Thank you for your kind and supportive replies to my other post btw.
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MoonGalSenior Contributor
Hey @Former-Member - it is so nice to connect when we are feeling a bit in ourselves and have a happiness factor.
I too am feeling a bit better today than I have for yonks and yonks. i am back on a heavy duty pain releif and for the first time in two years feel that my physical pain is under better control.
I am sitting in my little garden area and listening to magpies warble...
If I could be anyOne today I would like to be a mgpies singing my song to the world...
Thanks for sharing your feelings, we so often come on when we are struggling, I often don ;t stop by when I am feeling good either. Hugs to you!
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