How it Feels...But We Eventually Succeed

All the best to you 🙂
I have seen this video on Linked-in.
Pretty cool 😎👍

When I saw the video I was amazed how accurate it portrays my ability to handle the grief of losing my Grandma. I'm fine, then it hits me again...even a decade later. It also symbolizes the entirety of neurodivergence. Perhaps we also have grief about our symptoms. I almost loss the use of my legs. But I got out of the wheelchair...even though sometimes I wish I could use it now and again. Every success gets me further up those stairs. What a journey. Mostly, what an incredible adventure.

I’m sorry you face such trials, but I cheer you on and admire your drive.
I pray you will continue to climb on top ❤️

Thanks. I rarely have to face those issues now that I've done the work. Healing takes effort. Doc said I was the 1% who does the work. Any step toward healing is better than trying to take root in mud. 😻

I’m happy for your progress! ❤️
I’m glad you’re in the one percent, but I wish more did the work for their sake. Sorry to take so long to get back to you. I’ve been busier than I ever expected or wanted. All is good, though 👍
Peace to you 🙂

I got the t-shirt 👍
I wore this from time to time during my last year of work. I even wore it to the retirement party they gave me.
Wishing you well 🙂

So very kind 🙂

Lol! I was in CHARGE ⚡️
I couldn’t stand all that hair, and certainly that beard. I later gave that beard a haircut so it wasn’t so bushy. I’m losing my hair, mainly on top, but luckily I’ve had flat tops, or buzz cuts for a long time, so it’s not a big loss. Back in the day when I rocked long hair, my hair was straight and looked like the Ramone’s. I never had facial hair, it wasn’t my thing. Liking art, I had to get the Bob Ross costume. I want to wear it on the beach ( once ) while painting outdoors. Another time I dressed as Andy Warhol which was fun. I’ll have to send that up 👍

Ah, ye olde 5ESS 💕
I worked “back in the switch” in the’90s. I loved it in there. We’d get circuit boards from the phone companies, we’d test them and repair them. What I liked most about the switch is that it was real phone company equipment. It was like a locker room with several versions of the switching system. We had to know where the boards went and how to test them. It was a lot more interesting than running the same stuff all the time. We also needed to be able to repair them. Fun times. Of course, wireless took over and most of us worked on cellular equipment sent in from the field. Even that equipment changed over time 3G/LTE/5G… At the time I left, the 5ESS switch was still running, but hardly anyone worked on it. On my last day, I wondered in to look around and took a few pictures. I’m impressed that you took notice 🙂