Omelet wrote:
> In article
> >,
> Roy > wrote:
>
>> On Jun 30, 2:16 am, "Julie Bove" > wrote:
>>> "sf" > wrote in message
>>>
>>> ...
>>>
>>>> On Wed, 29 Jun 2011 19:23:37 -0700, "Julie Bove"
>>>> > wrote:
>>>
>>>>> I replied to something that SF said. I can't remember exactly
>>>>> what it was
>>>>> now. Something to do with food and drink.
>>>
>>>> I said I didn't believe you were really fat (because you sound
>>>> like an anorexic to me) and you proved me wrong.
>>>
>>> How could I possibly sound like an anorexic?
>>>
>>> *shakes head*
>>
>> ==
>> Perhaps the word should have been "hypochondriac".
>> ==
>
> I'd not call her that... She obviously has real problems.
> I have my share too so I have to empathize.
>
> What I find sad is that she lets them control her instead of trying to
> get them under control!
>
> Me? I am a fighter. I fight as hard as I am able to get my "issues"
> under control so I can live as normal of a life as possible.
>
> She seems to give in to them and not fight.
>
> That makes me sad...
>
> Granted, there are things that are difficult to overcome, so
> compromises have to be made, but giving in totally is chickenshit.
> Sorry Julie! There are ALWAYS alternatives!
>
> I get ****ed off at myself when I can't do something as simple as a
> "plank" exercise for core strength due to shoulder issues. Torn
> tendons are not fun. But, the PT techs at my Chiro's office are
> always happy to show me alternatives if I ASK for help and really
> give enough of a damn to try!
>
> What has happened to you to give up so easily? I'd really like to
> know. For some weird reason, I do care... and would like to help if
> I can.
>
> I have a lot of plans for retirement and being disabled isn't one of
> them.

Who says I gave up? You did. Not me. You can lead your life your way and
I'll lead mine my way. Sounds to me from things you have said that we don't
have much in common at all.