Comments on: Short Temper https://www.ihavecancer.ca/short-temper/#utm_source=Source&utm_medium=Medium&utm_campaign=Campaign Why is there a lump in my chest? Sat, 04 Dec 2010 00:45:45 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.1 By: Nancy Vonk https://www.ihavecancer.ca/short-temper/comment-page-1/#comment-257 Nancy Vonk Thu, 24 Dec 2009 04:05:00 +0000 http://www.ihavecancer.ca/?p=692#comment-257 "Nothing is easy. Everything is possible." My favorite quote these days. You have so many talents. Yes the trick would appear to be which of many paths to choose. I suggest you throw a dart at the list and just start. What's the worst that can happen? False start, then try the next thing. See you soon.--xo "Nothing is easy. Everything is possible." My favorite quote these days. You have so many talents. Yes the trick would appear to be which of many paths to choose. I suggest you throw a dart at the list and just start. What's the worst that can happen? False start, then try the next thing. See you soon.–xo

]]> By: Barb https://www.ihavecancer.ca/short-temper/comment-page-1/#comment-255 Barb Tue, 22 Dec 2009 00:12:11 +0000 http://www.ihavecancer.ca/?p=692#comment-255 Good evening Farokh, It's true what you say, as you get better or stronger, (as in us cancer patients,) we're not sure what we'll be best at. What type of job fits us....At least you can work from home....You can have your own business, but it will take work and determination. By early evening, I am so ready for the couch or bed. Mind you, I have been very busy during the day physically cleaning, or baking, or cooking, or laundry.....etc etc.. I get out most days and walk while carrying stuff. It sure plays me out now. It's all good....we can still live this way Farokh.....thank goodness. Can't wait for the brain fog course. Do you know I was trying to remember this other great appliance manufacturer for you? It was Miele (also German.) Oh, I checked about Qi Gong and it's filled for now. I'm on a waiting list for the next one. I was suppose to get help from my son today to set up the tree. Well, he finished his exams so he threw himself into WOW for hours,.....Ask your son if he knows what that is, lol. Good evening Farokh,
It's true what you say, as you get better or stronger, (as in us cancer patients,) we're not sure what we'll be best at. What type of job fits us….At least you can work from home….You can have your own business, but it will take work and determination. By early evening, I am so ready for the couch or bed. Mind you, I have been very busy during the day physically cleaning, or baking, or cooking, or laundry…..etc etc.. I get out most days and walk while carrying stuff. It sure plays me out now. It's all good….we can still live this way Farokh…..thank goodness. Can't wait for the brain fog course. Do you know I was trying to remember this other great appliance manufacturer for you? It was Miele (also German.)

Oh, I checked about Qi Gong and it's filled for now. I'm on a waiting list for the next one.

I was suppose to get help from my son today to set up the tree. Well, he finished his exams so he threw himself into WOW for hours,…..Ask your son if he knows what that is, lol.

]]> By: Sharon Singer https://www.ihavecancer.ca/short-temper/comment-page-1/#comment-253 Sharon Singer Mon, 21 Dec 2009 15:08:50 +0000 http://www.ihavecancer.ca/?p=692#comment-253 I certainly relate easily to the short temper thing. I lost my smile for the two days of having a fever this week, and when I was in chronic pain mode, it was as if any reserve and elasticity disappeared with the least wind. from what I've experienced, it can take a little time and lots of awareness to make adjustments to the flux of whatever the 'new normals' may be... measuring out energy output when there's not much being generated, on its own, is a huge adjustment, especially for someone like you who is accustomed to being on the go.... such interesting ideas of how/where to aim yourself. look forward to which you move towards. a very happy solstice to you all. I certainly relate easily to the short temper thing. I lost my smile for the two days of having a fever this week, and when I was in chronic pain mode, it was as if any reserve and elasticity disappeared with the least wind. from what I've experienced, it can take a little time and lots of awareness to make adjustments to the flux of whatever the 'new normals' may be… measuring out energy output when there's not much being generated, on its own, is a huge adjustment, especially for someone like you who is accustomed to being on the go….
such interesting ideas of how/where to aim yourself. look forward to which you move towards.
a very happy solstice to you all.

]]> By: Farokh https://www.ihavecancer.ca/short-temper/comment-page-1/#comment-254 Farokh Mon, 21 Dec 2009 14:20:18 +0000 http://www.ihavecancer.ca/?p=692#comment-254 I have been a fatalist all my life. Not in a stuck in stone pre-determined life. I believe that life keeps presenting you with choices. The choice you make will determine the outcome. Throughout my life, doors have closed enabling others to open. I believe this is one of those occasions. All I have to do is choose the right door, no mean feat in itself! Hope you get better. Look forward to seeing you over the holidays. I have been a fatalist all my life. Not in a stuck in stone pre-determined life. I believe that life keeps presenting you with choices. The choice you make will determine the outcome.

Throughout my life, doors have closed enabling others to open. I believe this is one of those occasions. All I have to do is choose the right door, no mean feat in itself!

Hope you get better. Look forward to seeing you over the holidays.

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