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It was once written that:
-- Every high-level vent user would surely not mind being a C4-5-6 quadriplegic.
-- Every C4-5-6 quadriplegic would surely not mind being a more independent quadriplegic.
-- Every quadriplegic would surely not mind being a paraplegic.
-- Every paraplegic would surely not mind only to have to depend on crutches.
-- Every person with a mild physical disability would surely not mind being fully independent or able-bodied.
Yet, it seems, the people with the least physical problems have some of the worst emotional problems which, in turn, begin to cause physical harm. An endless cycle.
-- And the people who seem to be physically and emotionally stable surely would not mind having more than they already do. They wouldn't mind having the capabilities of Superman or Superwoman, be a millionaire, own a couple of homes, etc. etc. etc. etc..
I did not write that as eloquently as I once saw it originally but the above is pretty close.
Nirvana is always a dream away.
"Christians [or any religious folk that have they firm belief in a cabin of all perfection] believe that the most wonderful thing that can happen to them is to go to Heaven, but few of them are in a hurry to make the trip." - Source Unknown
"Get busy living or get busy dying." -- Stephen King
----- Original Message -----
Sent: Sunday, July 09, 2006 12:18 PM
Subject: Re: [QUAD-L] Quality of Life and SCI ~~ Huh?
> This same question should be asked of everyone - injured or not. All
> we have is today. That's it. Make the best of the moment you have.
>
> Worrying just gives you wrinkles. Then you have to buy a cream &
> make someone else rich. Don't worry in the first place & keep your
> own pennies!
>
> KK
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