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[billd1]

I'm glad to be able to see, hear, walk, and talk, and other things, but as far as any change for the better in my life, there has been none to speak of since I joined here.

I also joined another board for people with problems functioning socially.

I have accepted the fact that I am socially handicapped and unable to live a normal life.

What's so bad about it, is that I certainly cannot go around telling people that I have this handicap.

The only people I can tell are the ones on this board, and that other board that I joined.

The only thing I can really do, is to try to make my remaining years as bearable and "comfortable," as possible and that requires Money, and with my affliction, I am not able to get a decent paying job to earn the money I need.

[ura]

Welcome back.

[billd1]

And, a mutual hello to you, T-Rex. I used to do a lot of pushups, and liked doing them, but today, I don't like pushups any more, but I do very much like to jog,which I do just about every day, with few days off.

[billd1]

Jun 16, 2016 15:40:42 GMT -5 Scotty said:

Welcome back! How have you been?

Thanks for asking scotty. I keep getting a year older, and a year older, and the years add up.

I'm not really "doing anything" with my life, and I feel that it has been a total waste.

I am becoming more and more isolated from other people, and more and more a recluse.

On the postive side, I have had screenings for cancers that can occur as we get older, and no sign of that bad disease.

I am very glad that I can walk, and talk, and see, and hear and breathe, which I know that many people cannot do.

I had been jogging about an hour every day, and while I was very depressed and felt that my life was a total waste, starting the day
off by jogging, did make me feel better.

I have not jogged in quite a few months.

Today, I did walk to the supermarket to get some food, rather than driving my car there.

And, I plan to start back jogging, also.

I am glad I am still alive and in relatively good health.