What is a sure-fire way to distract you from the
task at hand?
Low energy and pain, which is an everyday
occurrence. Yes, this seems very doom
and gloom. I don’t like to say my
disease gets the best of me, but it does. I have all these high hopes to get so much
accomplished in the day. The morning
begins well. I start crossing off my to
do list. However, after three hours, I
find myself resting. I either read a
book or watch a television show. I don’t
want to be distracted. I don’t want to
lose the battle. What keeps me going is
my thankful prayer at the end of every day. Otherwise, I would probably become depressed. Prayer is a huge factor in my life to help me
get through the disappointments.
Oh, my husband is also a great distracter. He always finds fun things to do or places to
go. I will think I have all day Saturday
to do work. The next thing I know, we
are running around town. Or even better,
we drive to a neighboring town for an activity.
Earlier this year, we went to Belgrade to watch Wolf Point girls play in
the championship basketball game. Before
hand, we had dinner with Clay and his roommate. I love our spontaneous, distracting outings! Oh, and these distractions help distract me
from my issues with low energy and pain.
What a bonus.
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