Comments on green words growing: Visitors

I know this is a few months late, but I've only ju...

2007-03-10T21:39:00.000+10:00

I know this is a few months late, but I've only just come across your blog. I would like to echo what has already been said: that you express this condition of being in, but out, of the world so very beautifully - with great accuracy. I will be looking in again.

I don't look at greenwords often enough because it...

2006-12-19T04:01:00.000+10:00

I don't look at greenwords often enough because it either makes me cry, giggle or both every single time - you are a wonder and a marvel.

Lovely.

I remember a time when I burst into...

2006-10-17T00:35:00.000+10:00

Lovely.

I remember a time when I burst into tears and asked my friends to stop talking about 'the life outside my room' because I just couldn't bear the pain. Thankfully I got past that and now try my hardest to live vicariously wherever possible :)

Still cuts sometimes though, especially on those days where your body lets you forget for a small moment that you are unwell.

Really well put!
Its a bitter sweet thing isnt ...

2006-10-12T09:29:00.000+10:00

Really well put!
Its a bitter sweet thing isnt it. It always seems to catch me by surprise because I think I have delt with it, then whatever/whoever yanks the door of loss firmly open all over again!

Wow, that was beautifully written. You really des...

2006-10-12T07:51:00.000+10:00

Wow, that was beautifully written. You really described the isolation and loss of CFIDS perfectly. When I've been crashed and stuck at home for awhile, I practically pounce on my husband when he comes through the door: "Give me news of the outside world!" Very nicely put.

Sue

I second NMJ's comment. Here is a quote from the ...

2006-10-10T01:22:00.000+10:00

I second NMJ's comment. Here is a quote from the Baha'i Writings that helps sustain me:

"Anybody can be happy in the state of comfort, ease, health, success, pleasure and joy; but if one will be happy and contented in the time of trouble, hardship and prevailing disease, it is the proof of nobility."

. . . as usual, my dear, you describe severe ME wi...

2006-10-09T21:08:00.000+10:00

. . . as usual, my dear, you describe severe ME with grace and beautiful words x