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Default Jul 01, 2022 at 06:16 PM
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Acceptance and Gratitude.

Accept I'll never become my ideal person. Accept I really do have a disability and learn to live within my limits.

practice Gratitude for the things I have accomplished. living independently. my good relationships with family.

maybe release the rest.

I'm thinking about it.

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@Aviza gratitude has helped me overcome a lot of things that have troubled me. When I am grateful I am focusing on what I have and not on what I do not have. This makes a world of difference in how I feel.

Hope you have a wonderful Fourth of July. They have televised concerts on TV on Monday night.

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Awesome thanks! My daughter's birthday is today she turned 20!

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