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JosephineO
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@fifo67 Thank you so much for sharing your story with us. Dealing with pain everyday is difficult and tiring, I am sure there are a lot of members on here that can relate completely with what you are saying.
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Hi @fifo67
I cannot agree more. This is one of the hardest things about living with a chronic illness- not knowing what tomorrow will be like. I've tried to change my out look on life and be less pessimistic. But not knowing what tomorrow has in store and if I will be able to do my basic daily tasks, its challenging. I think its great you are sharing your experiences with others. I really think we need to be more vocal and try to educate others about 'invisible' illnesses. Not only about the physical challenges, but these mental ones.
Thanks for sharing.
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Thank you for sharing. I have had epilepsy for 49 years now, have good days and bad ones. I also have osteoporosis, which is painful in the lower back and more. Glad to hear you are managing to live with it and staying positive. Living one day at a time makes a big difference, and having people that support you makes it even better!
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It is honestly great to be able to think like that. For me I have to tell myself to keep counting my blessings. Yes I am in pain, yes most people in my life do not understand because they do not live with this disease, they cannot even pronounce it sometimes. But I have my family, my house, I do not go hungry at the end of the day, my kids turned out to be good people, my partner is someone I can always count on. I like to think of it as a price I have had to pay to be able to live this well and be loved.
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I live with chronic pain and one of the hardest things is for me knowing that every day is different. I still have a smile on my face though and a sense of humour, some may say dark but a sense of humour nonetheless.
I deal with my condition by showing others that no matter how bad it is, you can still challenge yourself. I work with young people in 2 different capacities; my day job is as a teacher and my fun job is as a team leader on youth projects and programmes. As a tutor I share about my difference as I believe it gives them a greater understanding of disability and difference. This does sometimes make me a little unpopular with my boss!
In my other job I am the first one up the abseiling tower or in the pool because if I can do it, they believe they can too.
My body pays the price daily but for as long as I can, I am going to continue to push myself and make a difference to others.