Karla,

How I identify! After a year of a damaged neck, than surgery, plus a bad back, I feel in my 70s instead of 50s. Worst thing, I haven't been able to write for six months. I hope you are well soon, or at least are not in pain. Wonderful write and gave me a smile!

Mary

i AM SO SORRY. My friend Elizabeth Hebron has Fibromyalgia. (You and Eliz would adore each other.) I know from her experience just how
painful and debilitating it can be. Now that I am past the big 7-0, I am suffering from aches and pains a lot more often, and I have to confess, I have a hard time not feeling sorry for myself. Don't always succeed! And these are just common, everyday, garden variety a's & p's!!!!
Why the H does life have to be so ***** hard???
Nuffa the rantin' & ravin'.
Take care of yourself, Luv !! Try not to overdo [said the pot to the kettle], and eat right but not 'too' :), 'cet, 'cet. Sure you get
sick of 2-bit advice!!!

Poem's great, by the by.

Think SPRING. I LOVE YOU.

xxxxooooo Pea ooooooxxxx

I feel your pain, Karla. it is my pain. Hope it will go soon.

All the world's a stage. And the stage needs writers. And you're a damn good one.

Humor does heal:) At the very least, it lets us forget the pain for a bit. Cute and playful poem, Karla. Hugs,
Sheila

As a theater person and a healer, I can relate to your poem...I know I have said this before, but remember pain is a memory...If you can release the memory of how this pain feels, it will diminish it's affect on you...

I send healing energy to you my dear Karla, with hopes that you will find a bit of relief...close your eyes and breath in healing light, and let it flow to where your pain is. Each breath gives you fresh new energy...

Love you,
Amber "V"

Karla, this perspective so so unique, so you. Can't say more except perhaps that I'm a tad envious of your skill. Love and hugs, J'nia

and that mouth is screaming for a snowball aimed at the kisser! (LOL)

Georg

Ouch - but that is one great pic!

Great positive attitude Karla.

Feel better soon, if possible. The chronic nature of your ailments leave you little to hold on to. But you seem to anyway. Through your writing, caring, and even chasing storms. May your pain lessen and your joy increase. Hugs, Liz

hope you feel better soon-

Well Karla between my diabetes, heart problems, BP and feet problem thrown in I know I have similiar characters performing up here in Canada too. Glad we can still take it with a smile on our faces for when we stop smiling it will be because we no longer feel at all...right/
fee

LOL I know the feeling but only with me its the pain of MD but if you dont laugh you'll cry write, besides laughter is the best medicine
In Christs Love
Michelle~

LOL!! Karla, you are so funny. I'm so glad you can make some humour out of the pain.

My hubby can tell the weather with his bones. He can tell me two weeks ahead that a snowstorm would be here in Toronto, and he was right in most predictions.

Love from your friend in Toronto, Sandie Angel :o) XXX

Sounds terrible.

Hope you feel better soon Karla.

With Love,
Cindy

Karla~

If your fibromyalgia was on one of the talent shows, I'm afraid it'd win! LOL Star billing! NOT!! Sorry you are hurting, but you try to laugh despite the pain. Good on ya; well done! Love the piccy! (sorry 'bout the snow down the back and on your neck! *Hee*)

(((HUGS))) and much love, your twin, Karen Lynn. :D