Sally - thank you - right on!  My doctors have told me they are striving for QUALITY of life for me and are doing everything in their power to accomplish this. My daughter, son-in-law and little 2 yr old granddaughter were here for 2 weeks over the holidays. They live just outside Wash DC (we live in Wash State!) In order for me to spend Quality time with them, I had to stick with my "health" routine and have my 2 - 3 hour nap everyday. They understand, so I didn't feel like I was missing out on things - I felt the time I did spend with them was Quality!  And believe me, I have had to learn this the hard way over time.
 
I'm sorry I don't have an answer to your health issue. Have you contacted your doctor.  If not, I think you definitely should! Remember - quality of life.
Hugs
Linda in rainy rainy and more rain Bothell, WA
 
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Quality vs. Quantity

We live in an age of quantity. The media shapes us with the notion that larger, faster, and more are often synonymous with better. We are told that we need to find more time, more possessions, and more love to be truly happy. A smaller quantity of anything that is high in quality will almost always be more satisfying. A single piece of our favorite chocolate or a thin spread of freshly made preserves can satisfy us more than a full bucket of a product that we aren't very fond of. Similarly, one fulfilling experience can eclipse many empty moments strung together. It is not the quantity of time that matters, but the quality that you experience during each moment. Every minute is an opportunity to love yourself and others, develop confidence and self-respect, and exhibit courage.

Ultimately, quality can make life sweeter. When you focus on quality, all your life experiences can be meaningful. A modest portion of good, healthy food can nouris! h and satisfy you on multiple levels and, when organically grown, nourish the earth as well. Likewise, a few hours of deep, restful slumber will leave you feeling more refreshed than a night's worth of frequently interrupted sleep. A few minutes spent with a loved one catching up on the important details about family, work, or community can carry more meaning than two hours spent watching television together.

Often, in the pursuit of quantity we cheat ourselves of quality. Then again, quantity also plays a significant role in our lives. Certain elements, such as hugs, kisses, abundance, and love, are best had in copious amounts that are high in quality. But faced with the choice between a single, heartfelt grin and a lifetime of empty smiles, most would, no doubt, choose the former. Ultimately, it is not how much you live or have or do but what you make of each moment that counts.

Hi All

This was suppose to show you one more thing I had to check on. I forgot to tell you another symptom of I didn't know of RP. I can only clear my throat 1/2 way down, this has been going on over 2 months. I asked on the RP group if anyone had this symptom and it is from RP. If I didn't ask this question I would never have known and get treatment for this. This has to be treated and if not it can be life threating. So seeking advice on something new is very important.

Sally

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