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hiker53
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I especially like the one about not thinking about what I could do in the past. I am 11 years older now and couldn't do have the stuff I used to do anyway.
Also--wear comfortable shoes--YES!
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randibear
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For me its avoiding toxic people...
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Sammi
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The author, Toni Bernhard, has an excellent book called "How To Be Sick, A Buddhist-Inspired Guide for the Chronically Ill and Their Caregivers."
You don't have to be Buddhist to benefit from this wonderful book.
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