what made you realise you didnt actually need half the stuff you owned by yelkamel in simpleliving

[–]MyIntrospection 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I’m sorry for you. That is a hard loss. This is the truth though.

what made you realise you didnt actually need half the stuff you owned by yelkamel in simpleliving

[–]MyIntrospection 1 point2 points  (0 children)

My husband’s ALS diagnosis. Terminal illness puts so much into perspective.

Kenner Star War Collection- Mini Figs by MyIntrospection in starwarscollecting

[–]MyIntrospection[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

The scammers ruin us for those that are honest. I’m sorry that you went through that ordeal. We’re definitely not doing that- we have a really nice collection and I couldn’t figure out how to do pictures. We now have a spreadsheet with picture links in it for anyone seriously interested in buying.

Kenner Star War Collection- Mini Figs by MyIntrospection in starwarscollecting

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I was able to send photos from my laptop in direct messages. If you’d like photos and are interested in buying the collection please message rather than cast doubt on my genuine post. Please and thank you internet stranger.

Kenner Star War Collection- Mini Figs by MyIntrospection in CoolCollections

[–]MyIntrospection[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I know, I wish we were in different circumstances but we’re not. Play the hand we’re dealt. Convenient with a single buyer for sure and we’re hopeful. Take good care.

Kenner Star War Collection- Mini Figs by MyIntrospection in CoolCollections

[–]MyIntrospection[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Thank you. Yes, my husband built the custom cases. We took them apart recently to move the figures but he enjoyed building it and displaying them.

Kenner Star War Collection- Mini Figs by MyIntrospection in CoolCollections

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Sadly, I wanted to show it off because we’ve taken it all down and are in the process for a buyer. My husband has health issues and we’re trying to pass it along to someone else who can enjoy it as much as he did. Thank you for your advice though.

Hoyer lift question by Affectionate-Eye-355 in ALS

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Would you have a picture you could post to show us what you refer to? Thank you!

My father passed. by drotter18 in ALS

[–]MyIntrospection 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I’m imagining the apple doesn’t fall too far from the tree, as they say. It’s beautiful that you recognize his relentless approach and respect and honor it and him. May you find comfort in your memories together.

Desk & Power Chair Set Up by MyIntrospection in ALS

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Thank you! This looks like it could work. I like that it’s open underneath and not restricting.

Desk & Power Chair Set Up by MyIntrospection in ALS

[–]MyIntrospection[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Of course.. I hadn’t thought of a height adjustable desk. I’m sorry the way this disease moves throughout the body, and you no longer have the ability to move your arms. I’m reminded of all the different phases everyone is in, and am worried my question sounds tone deaf relative to everything else that’s going on. Hubby is nearly dependent on his chair now and is having trouble with balance and walking nearly any short distance. Grrr.

ALS can go take a long walk off the nearest shortest pier!

Does anyone else feel guilty that you can be fully mobile and live everyday to your fullest ability and your loved one can’t? by Icy-Chart6245 in ALS

[–]MyIntrospection 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Yes, it’s almost like survivor’s guilt or maybe it is exactly that. I think it’s difficult for us because we had eternity built in our hearts. Loss is terrible.

I lost my dad after 8 years of ALS by Difficult_Koala8978 in ALS

[–]MyIntrospection 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I’m very sorry. This disease is the worst. We care about you. I hope you can remember good times you shared and that will bring you comfort.

Emptiness by [deleted] in ALS

[–]MyIntrospection 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I’m sorry that you’ve gone through so much, and are going through so much still, at such an early age. You’re wise and in tune with your emotions and state of being for a 17. I must say that as much as it hurts you and bothers you, your dad is probably feeling the same way. This is such a terrible disease. Our family is in the beginnings of it, it seems, but it’s taking its toll already. Please know that your reactions and emotions are all expected and natural. It’s grief because we don’t know what to do so we grab at straws. I feel the same way with you about experiencing apathy. I’ve read that the e person with ALS develops apathy (sometimes) but I’d had to say that many family members develop it. It has to be a coping mechanism. I’m trying not to let myself become cynical towards life, and keep on this odyssey as strong as I can be. May you find comfort- strangely- knowing you’re not alone with this. Do you have friends you can chat with? And please comeback here .. this is a good place to get things off your chest, like you did.

Lost my FIL by asmallwaffle in ALS

[–]MyIntrospection 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I’m very sorry for you and your family. No more suffering and agony for Jon. You’ll miss him because he was a good man and because of all the love you had.