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CaliValleyGirl wrote: »
Isn't this an example of that very same judgement?11 -
Food, I’m hungry! 🌮🌮🌮🥤2
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Wang Chung0
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_Miss_chievous_ wrote: »Ever since the "incidents" here a few weeks ago, I'm almost scared to post things because I don't want anyone to think I'm posting things for "internet sympathy". It couldn't me more further from the truth. Some people may not like to read my story and that's ok... but when I share stuff I share it because this stuff is hard, and I post it in Hope's that if someone out there is going through what I'm going through, I want them to know that they can get through it too..even if they feel like they can't.
Am I positive? Yes, but not always. Do I cry? Yes, everyday... this stuff and this awful word is scary as *kitten*.
The difficult thing about Cancer is that is robs you of so much choice. People say I'm a fighter because I have cancer, but I didn't choose this. I'm a fighter because the alternative is dying. People will say I look good with a shaved head but that wasn't a style of choice, I choose to do it because I didn't want to watch my hair come out in handfuls. People will say I will get through this...and I will! But not without sacrificing my body, my self image, my idea of a "normal life" and some precious time out of my life. I guess what I'm trying to say is that I dont always have a positive spin on this. I know it will all be worth it but that doesn't mean each day isn't hard. On days like today it's hitting me that my life and my familys life isn't what I though it would be at my age... but I'm going to keep smiling 😊
I don't know you, but in the short time I've seen you here, I've come to the conclusion that you're courageous and humble.
People don't know what you're going through even if they have been there themselves. It's called personal experience for a reason.
Your attitude toward it has been amazing. I've known people with health issues that aren't even comparably dealing with something like you are that had more issues dealing with that kind of change.
Keep smiling and keep fighting.
Your smile brightens things up, wherever you're at. You're a great example of how to handle things beyond our control.
I haven't had to see much from you to see that.....it seems pretty obvious to me.3 -
Pandemonium_ wrote: »Wang Chung
Everybody's doing that tonight🤷0 -
My Grandma turns 90 tomorrow. Her health hasn’t been great these last few years. Three strokes, a broken hip, several falls and now a non cancerous brain tumour that is stealing her independence. She’s lost both her sisters recently, her grand daughter, her son and her best friend. She’s having dizzy spells and she falls all the time now, yet she still lives in a two storey house and needs a motorized chair to get up and down the stairs. And she walks very slow now so she’s struggling to get stuff done. I think she’s experiencing some depression, both from her losses but also that her independence was stripped away from her so quickly. Two weeks ago she fell face first and busted up her face. Nearly broke her nose and her whole face was black and blue. She doesn’t like the idea of going into a care home or moving into a flat so I have gotten her an aid for her house. I’m just really really worried it won’t be well received. But she won’t take it if it doesn’t come in the form of a gift.11
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pizzamyheart wrote: »pizzamyheart wrote: »i Can’t relate to people with no substance
We all matter, though.
mat·ter
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physical substance in general, as distinct from mind and spirit; (in physics) that which occupies space and possesses rest mass, especially as distinct from energy.
Yep everyone matters. Everyone is matter. My matter is magnetically repulsed by some others matters.
Electromagnetically?
Yes. Figuratively, literally, and hypothetically. Maybe metamorphically.1 -
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CoffeeAndContour wrote: »My Grandma turns 90 tomorrow. Her health hasn’t been great these last few years. Three strokes, a broken hip, several falls and now a non cancerous brain tumour that is stealing her independence. She’s lost both her sisters recently, her grand daughter, her son and her best friend. She’s having dizzy spells and she falls all the time now, yet she still lives in a two storey house and needs a motorized chair to get up and down the stairs. And she walks very slow now so she’s struggling to get stuff done. I think she’s experiencing some depression, both from her losses but also that her independence was stripped away from her so quickly. Two weeks ago she fell face first and busted up her face. Nearly broke her nose and her whole face was black and blue. She doesn’t like the idea of going into a care home or moving into a flat so I have gotten her an aid for her house. I’m just really really worried it won’t be well received. But she won’t take it if it doesn’t come in the form of a gift.
That is very nice of you to do ❤ it's hard for them to leave their homes and give up their independence at their age. I hope she gets well taken care of and that everything goes well.1 -
Tinydancer106 wrote: »Pandemonium_ wrote: »Wang Chung
Everybody's doing that tonight🤷
You beat me too it.1 -
Pandemonium_ wrote: »Wang Chung
Tonight?0 -
Tinydancer106 wrote: »Pandemonium_ wrote: »Wang Chung
Everybody's doing that tonight🤷
Dang.
Maybe I should read the entire thread before stream of consciousness posting.
That being said.... Great (albeit filthy) Minds Think Alike.
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I don't know how some of you ladies get up early and do your makeup every single day.
I did my makeup today, and it will probably be the only day I do my makeup.
Otherwise it's just light foundation and a little eye makeup.
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CaliValleyGirl wrote: »I don't know how some of you ladies get up early and do your makeup every single day.
I did my makeup today, and it will probably be the only day I do my makeup.
Otherwise it's just light foundation and a little eye makeup.
I see many taking care of that in the car.0 -
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_Miss_chievous_ wrote: »Ever since the "incidents" here a few weeks ago, I'm almost scared to post things because I don't want anyone to think I'm posting things for "internet sympathy". It couldn't me more further from the truth. Some people may not like to read my story and that's ok... but when I share stuff I share it because this stuff is hard, and I post it in Hope's that if someone out there is going through what I'm going through, I want them to know that they can get through it too..even if they feel like they can't.
Am I positive? Yes, but not always. Do I cry? Yes, everyday... this stuff and this awful word is scary as *kitten*.
The difficult thing about Cancer is that is robs you of so much choice. People say I'm a fighter because I have cancer, but I didn't choose this. I'm a fighter because the alternative is dying. People will say I look good with a shaved head but that wasn't a style of choice, I choose to do it because I didn't want to watch my hair come out in handfuls. People will say I will get through this...and I will! But not without sacrificing my body, my self image, my idea of a "normal life" and some precious time out of my life. I guess what I'm trying to say is that I dont always have a positive spin on this. I know it will all be worth it but that doesn't mean each day isn't hard. On days like today it's hitting me that my life and my familys life isn't what I though it would be at my age... but I'm going to keep smiling 😊
Whatever you post, I like that you post real thoughts and feelings. When my heart feels something with what you post, it’s because I know you’re a genuine kind hearted soul. I’m just happy you’re here and with whatever you share, thank you for showing your true self. ❤️4 -
Tuesday ritual, girl talk with tacos and a margarita. 😜 if there’s food in the agenda, we will be okay 🤣
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Tried to give my hair a pep talk, just not feeling it.0
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Bromanian Rhapsody or Brohemian Rhapsody?1
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Keep_on_cardio wrote: »
Tuesday ritual, girl talk with tacos and a margarita. 😜 if there’s food in the agenda, we will be okay 🤣
🤤 well that looks better than my dinner... I was supposed to go out for tacos too but my stomach wouldn't let me and now I'm just in my Pjs and it's not even 6 🤣 enjoy ❤
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_Miss_chievous_ wrote: »Keep_on_cardio wrote: »
Tuesday ritual, girl talk with tacos and a margarita. 😜 if there’s food in the agenda, we will be okay 🤣
🤤 well that looks better than my dinner... I was supposed to go out for tacos too but my stomach wouldn't let me and now I'm just in my Pjs and it's not even 6 🤣 enjoy ❤
I just got home like 10 seconds ago, 9 seconds ago I was in Pj's too.3 -
I have the opportunity to dress up for Halloween for the first time ever in my life for an upcoming charity event. I'm drowning in ideas and I'm feeling lost. This is stressing me already 😂6
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r3d_butt3rfly_ wrote: »I have the opportunity to dress up for Halloween for the first time ever in my life for an upcoming charity event. I'm drowning in ideas and I'm feeling lost. This is stressing me already 😂
SO EXCITING!!!2 -
r3d_butt3rfly_ wrote: »I have the opportunity to dress up for Halloween for the first time ever in my life for an upcoming charity event. I'm drowning in ideas and I'm feeling lost. This is stressing me already 😂
Be a red butterfly 🦋4 -
This app doesn’t make it easy to stalk people8
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tinkerhellraiser wrote: »r3d_butt3rfly_ wrote: »I have the opportunity to dress up for Halloween for the first time ever in my life for an upcoming charity event. I'm drowning in ideas and I'm feeling lost. This is stressing me already 😂
cleopatra or greek goddess
Speaking of, I recall a Gypsy Woman
And yes to both suggestions!2 -
your_future_ex_wife wrote: »This app doesn’t make it easy to stalk people
It's only stalking if you're stealthy2 -
I remember the first time I mentioned my husband to my work husband/crush and seeing the disappointed look on his face. I guess he never noticed the ring or that I'm Latina with an Irish last name.
We're good friends, but I just can't shake that look out of my head.0 -
CaliValleyGirl wrote: »I remember the first time I mentioned my husband to my work husband/crush and seeing the disappointed look on his face. I guess he never noticed the ok0
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CaliValleyGirl wrote: »I remember the first time I mentioned my husband to my work husband/crush and seeing the disappointed look on his face. I guess he never noticed the ring or that I'm Latina with an Irish last name.
We're good friends, but I just can't shake that look out of my head.
I think I understand what you’re saying. But how could he not notice your ring?
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