What's one thing you would never change about your life?

[Ronin]

Dreams and going after them.

Whether it's dreaming as in a mental restoration and healing, or finding ways out of difficult situations, for myself and others.
So basically creativity, but the kind of creativity that isn't about material products, but enabling others live.

 

[Bristol]

My stubbornness to not be beaten by anything and to not let anyone walk over me.

 

[New]

My close family, friend who is like family, and my sweet shihtzu puppy who always gets me and knows what to do.

 

[Deleted member 42957]

Struggling to live with very little money, not enough food and not asking for help as I now appreciate everything little thing I have.

 

[Deleted member 37085]

Knowledge re cptsd symptoms & finally in '12 corrected diagnosis to reflect same.

 

[Deleted member 12723]

Loving unconditionally, and having so much fun over the years with my two grandchildren.

 

[Brown Eyes]

Spending a few months with my vet, who taught me how to enjoy the journey of life...one day at a time.
He has since gone away but am hopeful he'll contact me if/when he is ready to.
Life is good because I believe he is in his Happy Place.

 

[EveHarrington]

The people who love me.

 

[Ironlady]

There are a myriad of ways I could answer and most of them being external things like my children etc. but I'm going internal on this one. I would not change my creative nature. Despite what life throws at me I thrive within the cortex of my inner creative life. It is the essence of who I am, my soulprint and it is that thing which I protect and love within myself with fierceness.

 

[Fadeaway]

My stubbornness and being labeled as "strong willed." More and more I am appreciating the years I spent in isolation and what I learned about my self during that time.It was a sad and lonely time, but learned I don't need anyone, if they are around, it is a mutual want. I got to figure out what my true tastes in food, music clothing and art were. I let to many other people influence me in those ares.

 

[shatter eyes]

Integrity

 

[user44376]

Honestly, even with all this agony, nothing significant. Things happen. This is life. If you don't leave with scars have you really lived?

PTSD simply caught me off guard and wiped the floor with me. My brain is my glass jaw. For that reason alone it scares me. Even in my worst depression and anxiety I never felt this sense of complete psychological destruction. I am so broken.

Oh ok, I would have gone to see Pink Floyd in the 90s. That I Regret capital-R, bold italics underlined.