Belated Welcome, Shavtay2007
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Belated Welcome, Shavtay2007
| Tue, 03-20-2007 - 10:32am |
Hi Tziporah,
I am so sorry that this is such a belated welcome to you. I've been absent from the board for nearly a month - so many things have been happening in my life that it was difficult to also come here. The good news is that life has somewhat calmed down (but I'm still crossing my fingers and my toes), which means that I'm back on iVillage.
I am so very happy to see you here, participating and sharing in our conversations! I hope that we'll get to know each other better in the coming weeks.
Welcome again!
(PS: I love the sound of your name!)

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Hi Tziporah!
You sound so much positive in your last post. Keep up that journaling and I hope you get back to that exercise soon.
I am anxious to get back to my daily routines and bring some normalcy back to my life. Laying in bed makes me feel guilty for being sick. I know that is twisted but I blame my mother. I really do. I have those internal conversations too. I feel the guilt and then I tell myself it isn't mine it belongs to her (mom). Sometimes it works. Sometimes I just go back to sleep. I'm still very weak and I truly can sleep all day and all night. Hence the reason for wanting to get back to my routine.
I wish Shabtai all the best in his healing. I can't even imagine what it to have a tendon replaced. I've one injured and it took a very long time to heal. My son had one reattached and it took a very very very long time to heal. He says to this day it still hurts and this happened to him like 8 years ago. I hope his healing is speedy and low in pain.
As for you and your neck. Wow, you are doing something good for yourself and your body went, "what?" Moderation is always best, so when you get back to it remember moderation.
Religion-Catholicism is very confusing to me. I find inconsistencies in it and ask those who are supposed to know and they tell me to have faith. How can I have faith when I don't know what my faith is in? I can't have faith unless I understand where my faith is being put. This is why I am fascinated by people who have total faith. I think that state of total faith is probably very liberating.
I'm happy to hear that your life, while a bit tumultuous has seemed to come in for a smooth landing.
Karen
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