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The plants are looking great Lady. The horse poop not so much. LOL
*HAHAHAHAHAHA I only see free nitro right there my friend... I don't know why but it makes me laugh...
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The plants are looking great Lady. The horse poop not so much. LOL
Hiya Lady G2,
I know nothing of what you're going through, except what you've shared with us. I only have my perspective. Glad I can't see life with a "broken brain". So sorry for you. I can't imagine not using logic.
How about this. Your story, tenacity, courage, discipline, positivity, and desire to heal are very inspiring to me, and I'm "whole", whatever that means, lol. If i did have a broken brain, I'd want a manual to learn from chronicling one's rise above the pits of despair. I'd want to know how you did it, giving me hope that I could do it, also. Wouldn't you like to see someone's story of dealing frontal temporal lobe dementia? Think of this endeavor as Mother Theresa saving masses of people from being too discouraged to go on. A mission from God, if you will. Here comes "Wonder Woman" with the cure! (Didn't mean to make light of a serious situation, but a little humor breaks up the seriousness.) With that scenario in mind, other people's comments or opinions would pale in comparison to such a global and humane calling. Of course, logic has no foothold here.
I gotta go,, Cya, already late.
I’d buy the book. That’s not a lot but more than nothing.
Writing something so personal for other people to read would be an extremely daunting task for anyone, it takes actual internal courage to even seriously consider the idea. You’re already here publicly showing the signs that you’re brave enough to pull it off. It’s hard for me to even write posts here.
Maybe you could write a book for just yourself to read first, then you could forget about worrying what others think. Could be like a practice ball. You can always decide later what if anything you want to do with it, writing it is the important part.
I don’t know I’m high, I think I forgot to water one of my tents last week. Going to inspect the damage now.
Have a fun day!
I like #2 and I would buy your book my lady. Creative writing at its best.So guys and gals, after some research and watching an important inspirational video, I STARTED writing.
In my mind, I have a direction. I know of exactly who I want to write to, a possible person I look up to and may want to read my story. This person is in NeuroScience and most of my studies come from this person's mission. This person is waaay over my head in terminology and education, but WOW I hear everything that is being said. Very relatable.
By writing to this PHD Neuro Scientist, I feel like it will challenge me to answer the questions a scientist may want to know about how I am treating myself. In turn, this could be my "manual" ( Thanks @Bode for the word ), then once I write this out, I can send it to this celebrity scientist and see if I can present my story for further research.
By taking an Endo-cannabinoid deficiency pov I can break down the chapters into actions I've taken to repair and replenish my ECS while growing my own medicine to do that. I know that's a lot, but this is the level I feel most familiar with as opposed to being so personal which is what scared me so much before.
See I started writing a book a while back but it was too much drama to sift through the good parts. But now that I have thousands of hours of research behind me, it's time to apply my knowledge to the methods of my madness.
With all that in mind and heart.
Book Title Suggestions???
I have these so far...
1. Neuro Cannabis
2. Dances With Dementia
3. Methods To My Madness
4. ????
no rush, let it marinate until we're ready to kick up the bbq.
Let's hope this works out.
Just let it come from your soul. You'll do a great job.
Great advice, Pennywise.
Now you're talking, Lady G2! The change over to a positive frame of mind had allowed you to embrace your book writing, and find a worthwhile reason to continue. I've always had a much better life when I learned to "embrace" circumstances as they are, and make them better for me. Such peace of mind!
I'm sure your neuro scientist will be seriously impressed at your level of understanding and your courage to heal yourself of a most dreaded malady. I'm still impressed!! Cya
I like #2 and I would buy your book my lady. Creative writing at its best.
"Dancing with Dementia" Present tense! You ain't leaving us any time soon there Sis! Not an option! Lol