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Continue reading →: “Get Back to Living”August 1st, my cardiologist said, “It’s time to get back to living.” The best words of the year! It was at this visit that my doctor talked to me about cardiac rehab. He prescribed 35 sessions so I set myself a goal to finish rehab before Thanksgiving. This would be…
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Continue reading →: Parkinson’s and MeI recently watched the Michael J. Fox documentary Still. At the start of the movie, he wakes, he holds his hand in front of his face and his pinky finger is involuntarily moving. “What is this? Did I hit my head?” He had a terrible hangover and he replayed what…
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Continue reading →: Random Act of KindnessDoctor visits and waiting rooms became very familiar to me after my HA. It always interested me what people were doing during their waiting times. Doctor’s offices are no longer filled with magazines. Everyone finds their own entertainment, most with their head down looking at their phone. One day a…
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Continue reading →: Going HomeWhat I am sharing with you are my thoughts and feelings during my circumstances. No one can ever know how someone else feels. Two women can lose their husbands at the same age, from the same illness, at the same time of the year, but their feelings are not the…
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Continue reading →: Same Day Surgery?!?After a heart stent is placed, you have to remain flat for four hours. Four hours passed, the nurse raised the head of my bed 35 degrees and my world went wrong. I passed out and had a seizure from a retroperitoneal bleed, an internal hemorrhage. After regaining consciousness, my…
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Continue reading →: Heart Disease and MeThe morning of June 28, 2022 was a beautiful day. It seemed like a nice morning for an outdoor walk. I met a friend at the Greenway. Before we walked the length of the parking lot, my body broke out in a cold sweat. I was feeling nauseous, light headed…
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Continue reading →: Sharing my JourneyBlogging was NEVER on my radar. I used Facebook for years and had an Instagram account with a whopping 25 followers. (Can’t imagine why as I had never made a single post). Actually, I didn’t know how. Domain names and hashtags were a foreign language to me. I am married…
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Don't eat lemons, make lemonade – Making life sweet in the bitter moments
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Hello,
I’m Susan
Thank you for visiting my site.
It is with great determination that I am living life to the fullest as I journey through my retirement years with
Heart Disease and Parkinson’s.
I hope you find encouragement as you follow along on my journey.
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Motto’s I live by:
- If you’re living in fear, you’re not living in faith.
- Today I refuse to stress myself out about things I cannot control or change.
- It’s hard to have a bad attitude, when you start your day with gratitude.
Favorite scripture:
“Have I not commanded you? Be strong and courageous. Do not be afraid; do not be discouraged, for the Lord your God will be with you wherever you go.”
Joshua 1:9 NIV
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please consider one of the following:
Michael J. Fox Foundation for Parkinson’s Research
American Heart Association
ALS Association
St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital
These organizations have touched my family and they are all working hard to find cures.
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