It helps to have everything ready to go. I never had any complain. They grab the soil and go regardless, thankful to have more root space She'll be fine.
Poor car though, 
Ok..... getting the car fixed, from an energetic standpoint begins with grabbing that joyful, safe feeling of it running smoothly. At any point that it begins to frustrate you think of horses.
Welcome to my Beautiful Healing Brain Journal! 
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Lovely story. Together you're unstoppable.
I've had a plant fall apart in the moment of transplant. Awk!
, I don't know what to say, it's really wonderful to hear it from your pov. I know I'll never be the same, but who stays stagnant in life? I'm elated at the progress that's happening and live in the moment as much as I can. My life interesting? To say the least, and the physicians are my biggest nemesis. But the medical team believe in me 100%, so it's interesting whose in it for me, or whose in it for medical purposes only. Great discussion, you really inspire me. Proud of you Baby.
My daughter has noticed an appreciable calming of the neural storms the longer she's on her capsule regimen. We understand it to be signs of her endocannabinoid tone leveling out. You're generating new, healthier neurons, and they're firing the way you need them to. Way to go girl!
Great to hear about your daughters progress, happy for her. Ok..... getting the car fixed, from an energetic standpoint begins with grabbing that joyful, safe feeling of it running smoothly. At any point that it begins to frustrate you think of horses.
Nice timing as always Sue! We’ve had our car in a non functioning state for about 8months. One of us (not me, the lovely other) is finally well enough to drive it to the specialist mechanic it needs 200km away. This thought you’ve shared above is going to help a lot over the next few weeks while it gets investigated and, hopefully, fixed.
Hi G - I’ve been following along in the background, enjoying your grow always as well as the sharing of your journey, and your calm tenacity in the face of challenging incidents! Nice going - all the way home in 1st gear with the hazards on, sounds about right. Once one adjusts to that pace and paradigm I imagine there is comfort and joy to be found even in such a challenging situation. I’m pretty stoned right now, so that could be complete hogwash...
Seriously tho’ I came across a quote recently while reading on a site for support of people with me/cfs and there was an article that discussed the following particular meditation (most of the stuff on that site is practical, medical research and treatment advice - but this article was more for the ‘other’ challenges):
Turn all mishaps into the path...
It makes me think of both of you, Sue and G.
It strikes me that you are both living manifestations of this thought. It’s inspiring to me. I struggle with this but am doing better now than ever. I have decided to put some of my limited energy resources towards being a bit more involved in some of the public awareness campaigns for me/cfs which are gaining some traction in the world. Previously I’ve avoided this a bit - partly because some advice had been to not focus on the condition and that the activism would constitute doing that. Well, I think activism, in numerous different forms, is important and just the brief contact I’ve made with one or 2 folk has been very uplifting.
I’ll link you to the article that discusses the thought in the contact of chronic illness if you, or anyone else, is interested in reading. I found it helpful. And I’m finding it’s a very settling thought to replay when challenging things happen. Even if I don’t actually succeed in doing that right there in that moment, the thought settles my worry, giving me an ‘ah yes’ moment and changes what I’m think about
I’ve been slowly composing a PM to you for about a month G! It’s been stuck in my head. It’s nearly out now!
Up until a few weeks ago, if you had named your clone Shed, it would have been the kiss of death. Now I think it might be good luck
Plants look really happy...carry on with your new shades!
Hi Everyone, just took my hubby to work, had car trouble, was stuck on the highway for a while. Managed to get myself home in 1st gear but not easily. In my mind, I'm frazzled, but I did an amazing job getting home. Using my hazards the whole way. I'm quite proud of myself not losing it when I was by myself. What is it about driving that calms me down so much, didn't break one sweat. So no journal tonight, I gotta figure out what to do now.
