What Are You Grateful For Today?

[Anrish]

@Ronin : I hope you'll be able to meet them again. :hug:

 

[Naoru]

My friend who consistently shows support, despite my unwillingness to allow it.

 

[The Albatross]

Good lunch meet up with my friend.
Gave up a shift and then the very next day picked one up (broke even).
Peers to reach out to me when I can't actually reach out myself.
A calm and peaceful household and partnership.
A difficult decision but made the right decision about how to approach a neighbor situation.
That my "normal" friend's mother and MIL are just about as difficult as my own mother.

 

[Deleted member 12723]

Grateful to the good conversation and help and support today from my daughter, very unexpected but appreciated.

Glad I have a scheduled appointment with a temp agency and hoping for real work.

Grateful for a home and utilities and food to eat etc.

 

[Ronin]

Reminders of patience.

& Reminders of historic patience.

 

[corvidae]

provision for today

 

[8888]

This forum, I'm beginning to finally get more comfortable here.

 

[Deleted member 541]

For not having anymore "drama" in my life, now that I have officially (months ago) removed myself from my last family member, and I've managed to stay away, with no problem. No more drama. thank god!!!!

 

[Lionheart]

Sex, and drugs, and rock n roll,............................I'm only kidding, that was the 70's!!! :happy::D:p:playful:

I am grateful for the resilience and strength that was "conjured" up by my child-selves in the past.

I am grateful for the love of my family and many more things but, especially these, today!

 

[digger]

My T.

 

[Ronin]

Breathable air.

 

[Lola Nocheprieta]

Being alive. Being able to feel pain and grief. Knowing depression makes my thinking f*cked up. Knowing that recovery from MDD and PTSD is possible, 'cuz I've done it before. Even if it takes me a long time. Even if it takes me the rest of my life.

Having a body. Having a body with aches and pains I know how to live with. Having a body that does amazing, extraordinary work to keep itself going.

Having a job. Having a job that is flexible, with a private office, a great team, and a supportive boss. Makes having FBs and dissociating and crying jags at work much more bearable.

My wife, whom I've been with for half my lifetime. Myself, for having had the clarity of mind and the chutzpah to leave abusive K to start a new relationship with L that everyone said wouldn't last. 23+ years later, living well really IS the best revenge.

Having the kids back in our lives again. For being able to be around their achingly tiny, young, vulnerable, innocent little selves without always falling to pieces (at least, not in front of them.)

For my T, and my whole treatment team at KP.