In this experience of having a joint replaced I have learned some things about myself that I didn't know before. #1 I could never be a drug addict. My body is sensitive to drugs and won't allow me to perform basic functions that a person needs to live. Drugs aren't that great when you are unable to urinate. #2 I am better at asking for help than I thought I was. Earlier I struggled with this. But when push came to shove I was able to ask for the help I needed and not feel bad about it. I even asked a grown man to pick out my underwear and was able to laugh and joke about it. #3 I am a tough old bird. I take pain and manage it. I push through the hard things and focus on the positive. I try hard and are very determined. Go me!
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