Hey. No problem at all!
Do you have anything that you would like to do before possibly leaving? Any last places you wish to visit, movies to watch, or friends/family to see? Try to enjoy yourself as much as you can.
You're pretty strong for making it so long. I wouldn't be surprised if you continue living. That's not to say that finding peace is not strong. I'm simply saying that I'm impressed with how long you and some others on this website have held on! You deserve happiness. I hope you find it!
Do you have anything that you would like to do before possibly leaving?
I know this sounds cliche, and possibly dumb, but here goes. Yes, I'd like to win the lottery before leaving! I know money doesn't solve all problems - but it sure can make life enjoyable. I have worked VERY hard my entire life (grew up in foster care, then on my own surviving since 16, single mother @ 22). I worked my way up to now buying a brand new 2-story 3Bd 2.5Ba home. Work at a great place with wonderful people and an amazing boss and took my credit score from 600 to over 800. On paper, I have a wonderful life and every reason to live. But with my physical and mental health issues, I am just so, So, SO tired. Not enough $$ to retire, but not enough energy to keep working. So, yes, if I won the lottery - even just $100K or so, I could buy a campervan, quit my job, and live meagerly on my savings. To win several million would be great, but I'd likely share most of it and still live meagerly. I just can't seem to get there so I get discouraged and depressed and just want to cross over to where I KNOW it will be peace and bliss. I will miss the physical things in the spirit world I suppose. Like a delicious high vibrational meal. Nature. I LOVE planet Earth. Gaia. I love her. I love all of the beautiful places on this earth, there are so many of them. If I won the lottery I could go see so many places in person that I've only seen in pictures.
Anyway with all that said. Here's a joke I love.
A man prayed all of his life for God to let him win the lottery. He lived and good and honest life and he prayed day after day. "God, PLEASE help me win the lottery." Months went by, years. The man lay on his deathbed never having won the lottery. When he got to heaven, he ran straight to God. "God, he said, why didn't you hear and answer my prayers. I asked for only one thing. You never helped. You were not there for me."
To which God replied "My son, I needed you to meet me half way."
The man said "But God, I don't understand, I was a good and honest man."
God replied, "No, son, you do not understand. I needed you to meet me half way - and buy a lottery ticket."
Ha ha. I love that joke because I DO buy the lottery ticket. I've been playing the same sets of numbers in three lotteries for 9 years now. Never missed a drawing. My views and opinions of God have changed much in the last year (we are all one, we are all God, there is no man in the sky with white beard). I've even listened a lot to Abraham Hicks (the Secret). Learned much about how we create our own destiny and attract things to ourselves etc. I just haven't been able to figure out how to put it all into practice.
I'll keep trying though; until I don't.
Hey there can i ask where you got your SN from and how much? Im wanting to order some for myself. Thankyou so much.
Amazon. The one that arrived today was $9.99 plus shipping $4.68 S/H. The other one was 2 lbs. for $23.41 with free shipping w/Prime account.
As said 3 years , sealed in fair conditions probably more .. See Storage here
Sounds fine , you don't need the last one unless you have a specific personal need for it , as SN does not cause seizures/spasms
Has contraindications , use if needed ..
Thank you! Helpful. :)
Hey. No problem at all!
Do you have anything that you would like to do before possibly leaving? Any last places you wish to visit, movies to watch, or friends/family to see? Try to enjoy yourself as much as you can.
You're pretty strong for making it so long. I wouldn't be surprised if you continue living. That's not to say that finding peace is not strong. I'm simply saying that I'm impressed with how long you and some others on this website have held on! You deserve happiness. I hope you find it!
Oh also, if I won the lottery; I could buy the good drugs to help with the pain which would definitely make life worth living. The constant pain is really the thing pushing me to the edge. The mental health I've basically conquered, but now with the physical pain, THAT is what is too much for me. They only thing that helps is Hydrocodone but it takes an act of Congress or a lot of $$ to be able to get any these days.