Alima I recommend that you take an Advanced Driving Course. It took me ages to learn to drive originally in the 70s, I passed my test at the 11th attempt. My driving has been ok over the years but I took the advanced test after a free course with ROSPA two years ago and got a 'good' silver. I felt very validated and its definitely made me a better and more confident driver. All the instructors are volunteers who want you to do well.
This thread reminds me how trivial my worries are! For which I'm thankful. I have had much huger worries which have passed/resolved themselves but some people like me always find something to worry about! Very tiresome.
As joannapiano said, it would be nice to have all of my own teeth. But after 18 months with NO top teeth while for an operation, I'd settle for someone else's if I could eat steak, salad, nuts, unmashed fruit & veg etc. is particularly inappropriate...
Getting rid of the tendonitis on the heel of my good leg! My right leg is cream crackered, car accident when I was 19- much shorter than the other and the knee completely kaput and will be replaced mid March- but it is actually the tendonitis on the good leg that it causing more at the moment.
All these comments make me realise how lucky I am and that I shouldn't complain! Sympathy and prayers for everyone who is suffering! To anyone who is lonely but able-bodied -even if you are not a believer, go to church and get involved. You will only meet nice people there and make new friends and there are always lots of things going on. Don't be afraid!
To be able to retire. Born in 1954 I'd like to thank those who have been campaigning. I'm about to be forced to work hours I don't want to do and I feel I'm past changing my job now.
I also am thankful for what i have and don't have the pain a lot on here seem to suffer. If I could split myself in two so one half of me could move to NZ and the other could stay here would be good and for my other half to be able to lose the weight he desperately needs to lose without the drama!
To find it easier to come to terms with my children and grandchildren moving away, still have one granddaughter here but in less than two years she will be joining her sister in university , I feel so lost.