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If the cow that died is taken care of, and the remaining cows are fed and milked, smile. Nothing can be accomplished faster than doing it, and one person is just that, one person. Sometimes we feel like a half person, sometimes like 110% of a person. but in the end we just get done what we can. The beans will combine later. The reality you face every day can change by your own decisions. Capacity is always a limiting factor. None of us face our physical limits (and the changes in them) very well as we age or have illness. Scaling what you expect to do to your realistic capacity is key. No regrets. The worst is to hate ones circumstances and let it reflect on others. The best is to adjust the situation to make it doable. From getting help with things to reducing things to a manageable level, your stress will dissipate. Larry Bird coaches. Jim
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