Dexamethasone

Thanks Kathy for your support.  It sounds like you did it pretty tough going through your treatment and Dex.  I glad you doing well now but have learnt that baby steps are the way to go. 

I need to accept the go slow swagger for a while and try not to beat myself up tooo much for a while.  I am sure I will bounce back eventually but it just takes time I am finding out.

This bloody BC journey is really putting all of our wits and strength to the test and hopefully is making us a better and stronger person for it.

I am sure I will start feeling that once I get a bit of my swagger back and can shake that booty while I work.  :-)

Kepp on pottering cause that obviously works for you.  I am glad you have been able to find help in the Zoloft to get you out of that deep dark hole you were in and hopefully you are enjoying your life again.  Suicide is not a good place for you and a much worse place to put your loved ones in I can assure you of that.  So I am glad all of that horrible thoughts are in your past.

I live approximately 400klms north of Perth in the country but near the ocean so most of the time I believe I have the best of both worlds.  I do love it down South as it is such a beautiful place but just a bit cold for me to want to live permanently.  I love my sun and the beach too much.  We are having magnificent weather up here at present.  I wish it could be like this all the time but know that is not what the farmers want to hear.

Take care of yourself and thank you for being their for me.  I wish you well for your recovery.

Mich xo