Here. You need this more than I do.
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This story was fantastic-- Thank you for sharing! :-)0
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Lovely post!0
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very touching story, motivating, inspiring and still has me think how small my issues are. ....very grateful0
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Love this!0
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Excellent post, thanks for the share, that was a big reminder0
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Quite the wonderful post, gives great insight into the inner workings of your mind.
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Love it0
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Wonderful story and I'm so glad you decided to make a fresh start in your life!0
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Thanks for the perspective!0
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Thank you for sharing....I actually needed that today!0
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ROTFLMABO!!!!!!! loved this so much!!!!!! Thank you! By far one of the most memorable posts I think I have ever read or will ever read!0
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Awesome story!0
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I needed to read that today. Thanks for sharing. Total LOL on your reply about getting a notary public. Seriously--why do some people comment at all if it's going to be negative?!0
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Thanks again, my friend for sharing an inspiring, wonderfully written post. We you! :bigsmile: :happy:0
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That's a lot more eloquent than my "I may be fat, but you're ugly, and I can lose weight'".
In all seriousness, thank you for that0 -
Thank you for sharing. Reading things like this help me keep things in perspective.0
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What an awesome story! Yes, you are right and I try to keep in mind that every one has stress in their life and some HUGE STRESSES ARE NOT VISIBLE TO US. Whenever I look at a person and think they might have it easier than I, money, fitness, job or family situation, I realize ITS NOT TRUE. We all have our given situations, stresses, life is not fair, health issues we didn't do anything to deserve, disadvantages we don't deserve, on and on, everyone has their luggage, it's part of life. Even the most perfect of families only appear to be so, they have the hidden crap too, everyone does. The longer you live the more you see it. Since my life is half over now I view each day as precious, especially each day I have some semblance of health and can make it to the gym. Going to the gym is a blessing. Having food choices is a blessing. In every given situation, even in major crisis (I've had many in my 52 years) there is ALWAYS SOMETHING TO BE THANKFUL FOR, ALWAYS!!!!!0
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Very inspiring. It's good to remind ourselves that others are in worse shape than we are. Thanks.0
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I'm a radio announcer on an AM radio station in MN and I am going to read this story! I know our listeners will ADORE IT! Thank you again so much for sharing!0
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This gave me goose bumps... great story!!!!!0
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Awesome story. Thanks.0
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Thanks for sharing. This was awesome. :flowerforyou:0
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Wow...what a beautiful story. Thanks so much for sharing it with us. Congrats on your journey thus far and keep on moving. One pound at a time.0
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Wow... I'm not going to lie, I teared up a little reading this.
Me, too!! I REALLY appreciate this story - talk about a renewed perspective!!0 -
Thank you for posting. That really puts things in perspective. You have a great attitude and I wish you nothing but the best on your journey. One day at a time, you WILL get there. Just keep moving forward. Remember even if you trip up, you still move forward. You are doing great!
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Wow, that put things into perspective for me. Thank you.0
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Another example of why I reached out to become MFP friends with you, what an awesome story! Thanks for sharing0
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Great story!! Isn't it amazing how just when you need it most (and sometimes don't even know you need it) something happens that helps put everything into perspective?
My moment like this was around mile 11 of my first half marathon. I was struggling and thinking holy crap I can't do one more step. I turned a corner and up in front of me I saw a soldier in fatigues and battle gear humping along carrying a pack that probably weighed at least 20 lbs. This was the beginning of March in Dallas so it wasn't face of the sun hot but it was a warm sticky day and the humidity was killing me in my shorts and tank top. I could only imagine what that soldier was going through. He was running for the Wounded Warrior Project - running for all of the soldiers that can't run anymore.
God kinda put me in my place. I quit my complaining and was thankful for every painful step to the finish line!!0 -
You inspire me!
Your posts make me smile!
..and my "invisible" MFP friend, I really really need that. So know this: Your posts, your progress and your determination and not least your humour make a Great difference to me!0
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