Those are excellent achievements! Two walks in one day -- and I haven't even done one! ;)

Let's see, I guess my biggest victory -- the biggest thing I've done in 2012 -- is I painted our kitchen cabinets (just finished this week). It was really hard, very tiring, but I finally finished it. They don't look great, but they don't look as bad as I thought they would. So that's a victory for me. :)

Great post Blue! Good for you for walking and I am so happy it helped with your anxiety :0)

Etherize. I think that's a great victory and alot to be proud of . Good for you :0)

I guess the biggest victory for me that I can think of didn't happen this year, but after being diagnosed with Panic Disorder 5 years ago, I stopped driving for about a year and a half ( too afraid of having a panic attack while driving because when I did have them I almost had several wrecks ). I finally did overcome that fear but it was slow going. I still don't like to drive on the interstate or long distances but I do drive, so I'll count that as a victory!

what a great idea for a Saturday night post!!! My own good story involves how I spent the Summer. I dug up my entire sewer line, and got it replaced, and saved myself six thousand dollars in labor cost. It was hard work, but I really felt good; knowing that my 63 year old body can still "do the deal", if I pace myself. Any kind of positive action seems to help me get out of the lousy thinking that usually brings me into depression. Thanks for this post. I hope the thread gets bigger and bigger!!!!

My biggest victory this year was managing to keep working and keep my apartment. I don't think I will still have it by the end of the year tho.

Wow Bob!

My victory is getting insurance for my sweet birds. If one of them gets sick I pay the vet bill then am reimbursed by the insurance. Makes me feel better. Koda is a chronic egg layer and her little sweet naked bottom can 't handle big eggs. So the mobile vet must come help her.
Whole story about this years stuck egg. Amazing!

A recent victory...last night in fact...I put all of my messy paperwork into two big plastic containers. Now the room feels much, much calmer. But still, I need to go through the paperwork. But I was so befuddled when the papers were everywhere. Just putting the papers in the containers helped me know that I can handle the work.

I managed to get some housework done this week and also went bowling with the family in spite of feeling ill and having very little motivation.

Great post! Last weekend hubby and our 16 year old daughter and I moved with little or no help. Loaded and unloaded a 17 foot moving truck, loaded and unloaded 2 apts. and a storage unit. It was rough and took me days to not be in pain.

Congrats on all of your successes!

I walked for nearly an hour today and I responded to my emails and cleaned out my inbox.

I am sloooooooooooooowly going to inch my way back into the land of productivity.