100 Days of Gratitude
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5/31- grateful for the wonderful massage last night. My body feels so good this morning!
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I am grateful for my wonderful friend, Suzanne, who accompanied me to the hospital and sat with me while my husband was admitted for testing. She is such a joyous woman, full of laughter and filled with warmth. Extremely grateful that the tests reveled that my DH does not have heart disease.
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Honeybair- thank god for friends who help us with hospital things. I am glad your husband is okay.
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I am grateful for many things. Grateful to see this thread so busy. I am very sporadic in my posting here at BC but I am so grateful for this site and everyone who is here now and before I found this site. I can't even imagine where I would be mentally if it was not for this site. It really hit me today as far as how I am able to come here and see what others went thru and how they coped and give and receive support. Thank you everyone.
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Grateful that all is ready for my house guests .
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Cheryl, yay for clean, neat house!
Lovewins, very nice sentiment
Honeybair, wonderful for great friends, even better your DH is ok
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May 31
Today I am grateful for a good night's sleep last night. Also for a nice visit with mom and another with 2 of my girls and their kids. Lovely day.
Honeybair, glad your hubby is ok.
Lovewins, I know what you mean about BCO. It's helped me keep my sanity many times.
Cheryl & Ruth have a great visit. Pictures, we want pictures. Lol
Hi Maddy and Jazzy.
Have a nice weekend everyone.
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Day 151 (5/31): I am grateful that yesterday I was too numb and tired to argue with anyone. I I had plans yesterday to tell you In a very serious manner that I'm grateful for toilet paper (explanation to follow) and guess what appears on my FB page:
So here's the story behind the situation: my mom loves to wrap everything in toilet paper, I mean everything! Alzheimer's behavior. She often goes through a roll a day. So Dad has taken to remove the TP out of the bathroom (as well as hiding other paper products like tissue, paper towels, napkins, and zip lock bags) and gives her a handful when she goes to the bathroom (which she does several times an hour). I try to hide a roll when I'm there, but she usually finds them. Can't tell you how many times I've found myself paperless at inopportune times! (Sorry if TMI!)
Also, if you can't think of something(s) to be grateful for: think of something that you would really miss if you didn't have it (them). Hopefully, lots come to mind.
Happy June!
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Grateful for a safe trip to California. Red, check out the exercise thread for pictures. Cheryl is posting some there. I can't post pictures from my 'incompatible to BCO's formatcell phone
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Ruth, glad you all arrived safely. Sleep well!
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6/1- grateful for a fun evening out to listen to music under the stars with a friend and greater supporter whom I have not gotten together with since Feb!
Hi Red, hi Maddy!
Ruthbru- have a great time in Cali!
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Grateful for a Saturday spent shopping with bff and then coming home with pizza and Mike's lemonade and a really crappy Lifetime movie. I don't get much alone time, so last night was so relaxing.
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I'm grateful that I went on a trip it Gatlinburg yesterday even though I haven't felt very well, it had been planned for a while and I'm glad I didn't cancel. We all had a great time.
Today I'm grateful for my comfy bed. I'm wiped out today.
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I am grateful for the good nursing home where my mother who suffers from advanced alzheimers lives. I cannot imagine what it would be like to have to care for her each day in the state that she is in. She has had this stinking disease for 15 long years.
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Honeybair- my heart goes out to you. My father had early onset dementia in his early 60s and lived 17 years with it. I am glad your mother has good care. It is a very cruel disease.
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Day 3: Grateful for a night and dinner with Dad. Best Father Ever.
Day 4: Grateful for finding jeans that fit.
Honeybair, so sorry about your father and thankful your mom is in good hands.
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honey bear, my dad had Alzheimer's really bad for about the last 10 years of his life. He passed away last July, but the day before he died his mind was perfectly clear, like the dad we grew up with. I wish that one last clear day for you with your mom too.
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Grateful for a fun day in LA and Santa Monica
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Grateful that I was able to post pictures of our LA touring day on BCO, if you'd like to see Ruth and I they are posted on the Lets Post our Daily Exercise thread.
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Day 152 (6/1): grateful for a wonderful group of friends. We had a girls' spa day at a friend's house where we all got relaxing facials. My facial was so relaxing, I fell asleep (not like a teenage slumber party where they harass the first person who falls asleep). Then a long, quiet talk with the hostess while we played catch with her golden retriever.
Can hardly wait for about 12 hours from now - meet up with the California Dreaming ladies so well as a few local ones.
Honeybair, I so relate to the parent's Alzheimer's. Such an awful, progressive disease! So grateful for the community my parents live in.
Hi Jazzy!
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Lovely pics from the California Dreaming Ladies. Y'all have fun
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Greatful that I was able to take Badger and Ruth down to the beach for a lovely early morning walk.
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Day 5: Grateful that I was able to get my appointment so quickly and that I have a ride there.
The beach is so beautiful and calming, hbcheryl, I hope you enjoyed your walk.
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So grateful for all your kind comments. They really have touched my heart.
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Grateful for my first day of radiation treatments with wonderful technicians, amazing doctors and first class equipment. Blast away those renegade cancer cells that are roaming around trying to set up camp!
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Day 153 (6/2): so very grateful to meet the California Dreaming ladies for lunch! Beyond words to say how wonderful these ladies are and the opportunity to meet them. So appreciate the wonderful kindness a more local lady who drove me there as I had too much on my mind (and the best conversations in a long time, she's such a courageous and inspiring woman!).
I'm sure pictures will follow.
Ann, ditto to Onco Warrior's comments.
Onco (moo!), so grateful your DD is okay!
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I am grateful to be home from work and able to relax.
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Also grateful for the WONDERFUL lunch with the California ladies this afternoon. A PERFECT time! Now if I can survive the exercise class hbcheryl is taking us to in a couple minutes, I will be grateful for that too!
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