Hope this doesn’t seem strange, but I was just wondering how many “members” have got, and stuck to a new philosophy on life, when I was diagnosed January 2015 I promised myself that when I got out of hospital I was going to do this and I’m going to do that, but call me a gunner I haven’t changed a thing, I’m not cracking up, but should I have grabbed life by the short and curlies and started treating myself, by the way everything is under control, my readings are spot on, but do I need a kick up the backside! wife keeps saying “if you want that little 2 seater get it” perfect philosophy please! Peter
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Maybe finding a new philosophy on life would mean admitting that CML has changed you (nothing wrong with that, either). But perhaps just going on as you always have is a sign of strength that you didn’t allow it to change a thing about you. There’s always a couple of angles of looking at things.
I recently had to sell my 2-seater due to an expanding family. All I can tell you is that CML or no CML, you shouldn’t need an excuse to have a 2 seat sports car other than you’d like one! I had to sell my Z4 for a song - someone got a great deal from me!
David.
my initial thought on diagnosis was "I just spent what might be the last good year of my life in a job i hate, why did i do that?"
So I try not to do that again, unfortunatly it means i have not worked much and have needed to rely on savings. Jobhunting is still a nightmare and ive been trying to avoid it...times catching up though...