Ok, yes....I meant it both ways! hehehehe I have been called a crazy woman more then once! In some ways being upbeat and eccentric keeps me sane!
Some days requiring myself to follow the rigors of the post surgery lifestyle is harder then others but I have found that I need to recommit myself to take the best care of me with food, exercise, and a positive attitude on a daily basis!
Focusing on my doctor's bad attitude (I am looking for another doctor that takes my insurance), on the fact that my kidneys are weakening, or the fact that I am slowly putting on 2 -3 lbs every 3 or 4 months even though I am working my butt off and following a strict diet, makes me a little crazy, and not in a good way!
When I get negative like that, I refocus on the positive....I am in the best shape of my life, I do things I never thought possible, I have found a love I didn't know existed, I have lost more than 100lbs when so many never get that far or have put it all back on.
When I feel bad about myself, I use language that if my daughter said that about herself, or is my fiancé said that about me, or if a friend said that about anyone, I would be OUTRAGED! Why then do I do that? THAT is crazy.
So I recommit myself to giving myself asylum (in its old definition of safe haven or place of safety! hehehe) and one day at a time...learn to talk to myself in words I would use with a good friend, treat myself with good food, and a varied exercise program so I don't get bored, and love me...for who else in this world knows exactly what I want, knows exactly what I need, knows exactly where I've been, knows exactly where I'm going, will be there for me through everything?
I hope we can all make this the best 24 hours yet!
Angela