Vivrose: That is the key: repetition, over and over again. You won't notice change daily, but in months time you will say, Hey, WOW, I am really doing this. The fatigue is your body and brain telling you something-listen. Take a break read, cup of tea, just rest. Then pick up and start again. You are doing great and you are seeing the results. Slow and steady wins the race. Good for you, Debbie

Debbie

Thanks, I am realizing a lot of things now, but anything that helps, I'll do it, to live life easier with the disabilities I have.

I do take naps when I feel tired waking up refreshed and ready to work again.

With time and Gods graces everything will be ok.

Vivian

vivian:

more you do for yourself right now, life be much more esasier for you even with disability. keep on pushing yourself now & you will see the difference in your quality of life in future. things will get easier as time goes on.

Asha

Asha,

Thanks. I've relaxed a bit after my surgery ( April 20th, EC-IC bypass), don't wanna worry my mom so much, so I listened to her to rest, rest rest until my lesion has healed.Now, I can't use my arm because of pain in my shoulder. If I did a few exercises then I would not be in this position now. Oh well, after I get the hydrocortisone injection, hopefully, I could do so much more with my left arm.

Thanks a lot for the support. God bless!

Vivian

yes vivrose, that is the key doing it over and over again and again until it becomes second nature i mean you are after all training your brain to do the things that you want to do , so yes practice does make perfect, and soon a new you will arrive after all the work thart you have been doing and you definetly have the right attitude it is all about work and motivation so you just keep on peeling the onion and you will be happy with the resuts