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You know I used to be able to work 48 hours straight out in the wind and cold and I would definitely get tired but now if I deviate from my schedule even slightly it can take me hours to days to recover. Amazing how this disease can affect everything from head to toe. Iam just thankful I am still employed when so many are not nowadays. Lots to be thankful for as a matter of fact, more than I can possibly write. What the hell lets give it a shot. I am thankful for my; wife, son, my friends on DS, mom, dad, brother, sisters, neighbors, ma' nature for screwing me with more snow lol, job, my goofy dog, my ornery cat, my health, Gander Mountain, my 40 smith and wesson, excess ammunition, gluten free frozen meals, fishing and hunting with my son, Bud Light (not on the GF diet so that one is out), God, Green Bay Packers Football, Lake Superior fishing and swimming, patient people, crabby people (makes me thankful my life is not as miserable as theres), and most days just having one more sunrise and another shot at a new start. 

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deleted_user
deleted_user

That was really good to read. Made me re-evaluate my life in general
ashley906
ashley906

Thank you for positive outlook and keep the quotes coming!
TobyM
TobyM

You\'ve written the words I say or think most near every day, Charlie. I am so thankful for all we have, the peaceful place we live.
JeanCarlin
JeanCarlin

That\'s a lot to be thankful for. Glad to hear that you are so positive, even with this disease. I was pretty negative for a long time, wondering WHY ME, but since I have found this site, and know that it\'s not just me, my outlook is much better. Continue to be positive.
imneiss
imneiss

Yep, skip the Bud light... Smart thing! Work till we drop! Enjoying life out doors is best!!! Thank God for every day we are blessed with!!!