My thoughts
Since being diagnosed with PM and knowing that possible recovering is going to take a long time, I haven't given up Faith. I haven't felt as if I won't get better. I truly believe that God has a plan for me and that I will improve. It may take a long time or not, but I will do my part and work with my doctors. I love life. I love the Lord and I have things that I need to do, such as go back to school, see my daughter get married and help her raise her babies with a positive outlook on life. God chose me for this for a reason and I will not questions him. Yes it is sad sometimes, but that is just my mind and emotions doing their own thing. I will be okay.
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Without faith, there\'s no reason to keep on keeping on. I believe that for every aspect of life, and you have the right attitude to beat this disease!
Hugs and blessings, Kim
The congregation said \"Amen!\"
One of the things that I am noticing is that I seem to cry a lot. I can be watching something on TV and will start crying. I don\'t feel depressed, but it seems as if my emotions just take over. I know the pain is really bad and that sometimes cause me to cry until it can decrease, but this other crying is weird.
Welcome to the group, you are right up the road from me. Faith is important for some of us. Hugs.
Thank you. I need hugs right now. In fact I needed hugs before I was diagnosed. With all the crying that I can\'t seem to control a good stronge hug always works. I couldn\'t understand why I keep crying and was talking with with sister last night who told me that it is the Prednisone. I try not to let my daughter see me crying because she worries so much about me, but now that I know it is the Prednisone I was able to let her know that it is not depression or anything.