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Rio Dell, CA

Today I am Grateful I have found so many new friends here on this site. Especially @A MyChronicPainTeam Member who has become very much a friend and who I respect greatly. Cheryll your empathy, intelligence, kindness and caring shine through daily regardless of how you are feeling.

November 27, 2019
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Members shared heartfelt reflections on what they are grateful for today, with many expressing deep appreciation for finding this supportive... Read more

Members shared heartfelt reflections on what they are grateful for today, with many expressing deep appreciation for finding this supportive online community where they feel heard, understood, and uplifted despite their health challenges. Several members described gratitude for family, faith, housing, the ability to help others through simple acts like driving to appointments, and personal victories such as relearning to walk and climb stairs after serious setbacks. A recurring theme was finding strength through connection, whether through newfound friendships on the site, the grace of God during difficult times, or the love that motivates perseverance even when physical abilities are limited.

A MyChronicPainTeam Member

Hi Cheryll and Michael

I am grateful for the existance of this site ❣
I am grateful for my sons
I am grateful for my husband
I am grateful for my house and ...mattress... and meds.

Good question makes me realize i what i HAVE : love and shelter and care / instead i don t have : health.

🌷💓🌷

November 27, 2019
A MyChronicPainTeam Member

@A MyChronicPainTeam Member, you have to post your email on my wall. I can not see it in someone else’s thread... and I might just take you up on that call!

November 30, 2019
A MyChronicPainTeam Member

I'm grateful I'm able to drive people where they need to go I may not be able to get in and out of the car but at least I can get them there and back safely.

November 29, 2019
A MyChronicPainTeam Member

No matter what I feel like I get up & thank God for letting me live another day & I look for several things to be grateful for each day. For a few days after a surgery I am too medicated to remember, but after that I get right back to being grateful✨

November 27, 2019
A MyChronicPainTeam Member

Cheryll. Pain is Pain. We all feel the effects of it and I suffer no more than you or anyone else. I always have to check myself and know that is the truth. One thing my Pain Psychologist taught me the other day is that whatever I am dealing with currently, I will get through it, I always have before and always will. It applies to us all. It’s a great thing for me to remember when I think “I’m dying and just can’t do this anymore “. I’ve always gotten through the tough times by the grace of God. And hopefully always will !!! I also feel the strong connection we have and am so happy that we share the same feeling for one another. You are a great person Cheryll. Don’t ever forget the joy you bring to so many. Love ya. Michael

November 27, 2019

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