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From: Lori on 4 May 2008 12:18
I sure hope that is the case. I haven't seen many posts in here for
quite some time.

I am doing much better and much happier now that I am able to get out
without having a panic attack. Maybe I am one of the lucky ones that
doesn't have to deal with this for years and years. I've only been
agoraphobic for about 2 years. I do feel that big bad monster is
definitely on the way out. I am back in control! If I want or need to
go somewhere, I go with no problems getting out the door.

I sure hope some of the others who used to post will give us an update
on how you are doing.

Take care and have a great Sunday!

((((Hugs))))

Lori

From: Graffnoir on 5 May 2008 09:53
Hello (((Lori))) :).

I do wonder if anyone can see my posts. I've replied to several over
the last few months and no one replies. Ah well.....considering I'm
the oldest member of this news group having visited here for so many
years.......but its time for new people to rise up and say the words
we all long to hear......." Hello ". Such a simple word but it comes
with so much hope and joy. A simple smile or greeting can make a day
worth living.....I speak from experience. Its nice to have a group
where we can come and relax and ask others how their day was.....sadly
many find the art of communication difficult. I've always thought that
the simple word Hello takes a lot of courage but rewards its users
with delight. Well there is no need to rush.....ease into the word and
when you feel comfortable say it as quietly as you can and be amazed
at the response.



On Sun, 4 May 2008 10:18:21 -0600, LoriLuvsHearts2(a)webtv.net (Lori)
wrote:

>I sure hope that is the case. I haven't seen many posts in here for
>quite some time.

( Jumping up and down waving arms like a madman....which is close lets
face it :-) ). Hello :).

>I am doing much better and much happier now that I am able to get out
>without having a panic attack. Maybe I am one of the lucky ones that
>doesn't have to deal with this for years and years. I've only been
>agoraphobic for about 2 years. I do feel that big bad monster is
>definitely on the way out. I am back in control! If I want or need to
>go somewhere, I go with no problems getting out the door.

2 years is still a very long time to cope with such an illness. I'm
happy you have been able to get back to some resemblance of normality.
Its such a boost to the mind when you can tell someone I went out
today and I felt ok.

>I sure hope some of the others who used to post will give us an update
>on how you are doing.

I would be happy to.....thing is.....I still don't think anyone can
see my posts so I get the impression I'm typing this for the invisible
community.....so to all the invisible members of this group who cant
be seen.....here is a (((Nice Mellow Gentle Squish))).

>Take care and have a great Sunday!

Its a quiet Sunday for me. I want to go out but I have little money
and our fuel prices have gone up a lot. Last year it was 86.6 pence a
litre........yesterday it was �1.09.8 per litre. Now even though my
1360cc V-Twin can manage a health 45+ to the gallon it still means
that a trip out and a fun ride to somewhere nice cost �8 and for
someone who is now down on their money by a full �900 per year this is
a problem. Ah well not to worry.

>((((Hugs))))
>
>Lori

(((Mellow Gentle Squishes))) to you and all whom you Love :)


On The Sea Of Infinite Tranquility
Sail On

Graffnoir
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