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kam
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things i have missed since coming down with lyme and that i hope to get back....

1. I miss being able to go out to eat, look at the menu and order something to it.

2. I miss being able to talk on the phone, do the dishes and laundry while being on the phone. It always seemed to make the chores go so much faster.

3. I miss reading a novel at bedtime.

4. I miss getting up in the morning and taking a shower and putting clean clothes on.

5. The ability to get the correct word and spelling....granite/granted their/there/etc

[ 08. February 2008, 03:16 PM: Message edited by: kam ]

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Geneal
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Kam,

I took my health for granted prior to Lyme.

I will never, ever do that again.

Hugs,

Geneal

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kbholley
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What I miss most since I got lyme:

1. Playing outside with my children

2. Enjoying long walks in the woods with my hubby.

3. Having the energy to do my house work

What I mainly miss is the life I had before this disease, every day enjoyments that are gone.

Will the fight ever end???

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OK...I'll play your silly games.

Finding my happy place.

Brenda-Lee

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cantgiveupyet
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Kam- i miss all the things you listed and also miss

Being able to relax

Working

Being able to take drives in the car without the bumps in the road making me pee.

Shopping

Going out with friends

Walking

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"Thus the task is, not so much to see what no one has seen yet,
But to think what nobody has thought yet, About what everybody sees."

-Schopenhauer

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I too miss:

walking 15-20 minutes without thinking I'd just walked ONE MILE!

traveling; going to reunions in other states;

going to a big-screen movie and my ears not being blown away from NOISE/SOUNDS ON HIGH PITCH;

working where others did NOT have to make special provisions for me;

getting together with folks who were chain smokers and our card-playing buddies.

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CD57
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I miss:
--being able to ride horses
--having days where my last thoughts before sleep and first though upon waking weren't "I have Lyme disease"
--having some money to go shopping
--enjoying shopping
--non-pitying looks from friends and family
--being able to host a party
--days of vigourous energy!

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Miss my Life!

And won't give up until I get it (mostly) back!

otm

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