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backtoblue

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14. You just made my day

Sat Jun 9, 2018, 06:49 PM

Jun 2018

That was really sweet thing to say!

I'm allergic to most pain meds. My neurologist says it's time for surgery, but Ive been putting it off as long as possible. I do some light yoga and try to limit lifting. The lifting thing is hard because I've been by myself so long that I'm used to moving things alone.

I have a friend who is completely deaf. He's honestly one of the funniest people I've ever met. I know very little sign, so we have very interesting conversations lol

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DU Loners Poll [View all] backtoblue Jun 2018 OP

Personally, I prefer to be alone. I also suffer from depression and anxiety backtoblue Jun 2018 #1

I have my online friends Tribalceltic Jun 2018 #2

Me too backtoblue Jun 2018 #3

I'm an expat TimeSnowDemos Jun 2018 #4

same here.. im a fiber artist so my craft makes for a lot of solitude... samnsara Jun 2018 #7

3 in a row Runningdawg Jun 2018 #12

I'd rather be alone...being profoundly hard of hearing, it's too difficult for me ... SWBTATTReg Jun 2018 #5

I'm going to add physical challenges to the poll backtoblue Jun 2018 #11

Thanks for the laugh...I don't mind people 'yelling' at me for it means that ... SWBTATTReg Jun 2018 #13

You just made my day backtoblue Jun 2018 #14

Thank you. Wow, I am sorry to hear about the pain med. ... SWBTATTReg Jun 2018 #17

i live 12 miles from town... just to get get milk takes 2 hrs total.. samnsara Jun 2018 #6

I live out of town too backtoblue Jun 2018 #9

I like to think of myself as being perfectly able to entertain and be by myself Ron Obvious Jun 2018 #8

Yah, I'm not a crown person either backtoblue Jun 2018 #10

I'm just shy. Aristus Jun 2018 #15

I tend to lose myself in reading too backtoblue Jun 2018 #16

This message was self-deleted by its author hurl Jun 2018 #18