Thank you Joanne for your kind words. I have to admit, I don’t feel very brave at times in fact yesterday I had a “moment”. I decided to run away after a tiff with my hubby. When I say run, I actually ran down a path in the park leaving him and our dog behind, swearing, yelling and crying all at once. 
Luckily it was raining and not many people about. It’s hard for our nearest and dearest to understand our emotions and I felt bad about my behaviour immediately. If I hadn’t felt breathless I don’t think I would have stopped though. Anyway after walking in silence for a while we both burst out laughing. I even let him off for calling me a drama queen. Oh, our dog was oblivious to my irrational outburst, she hates rain. After we got home, drinking tea and settled I started thinking about the things I can do. All the things we consider mundane like putting the kettle on, changing out of wet clothes, putting our slippers on and all the other things I may have lost if things had been worse for me after the stroke. I remember a lovely nurse at that time saying that someone was watching over me. I didn’t think that then but I do now and I like to think that someone is still watching over me and that everyone has a guardian. Take care and best wishes “hugs”. 
. X.
7 Likes