Posted by Dick L on August 02, 2017 at 18:09:59 from (50.51.66.155):
In Reply to: nitemare of quitting posted by olgentdc on August 02, 2017 at 05:49:25:
We don't all get to keep our bearings greased for a smooth trip thru life. I have Neuropathy in all four limbs, both feet numb and tingly, same with left hand. I work a few hours five days a week in the factory on a stool or in a wheelchair. I have 17 miniature horses here at home that I take care of myself. Dixie has COPD and has only been out to the horses twice this year with a walker. When I fell off a ladder in January some of my Grand kids did chores for a few days. I am building another shelter for the horses even though it is a normal day and a half job I am on my second week because of the short time I can work at it until I am to weak to stand. I have an electric wheelchair here at home that works well out in the yard. I baled 170 some bales of hay a month ago. My Grandson came and picked them up.
I am 79 and I REFUSE to give up or let any of it to get me down. I love work and have always loved work. I don't worry about what family members think or say. When they say negative things about slowing down I just smile. Then I never think about what they said. I still plan on doing the same when I am old. My Mom will soon be 101 and lives alone and takes care of her own affairs. I hope to do the same.
Stick around and stop worrying. Time takes care of things one way or the other regardless of our worry.
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