An hour ago I was fast asleep again after a long day at work. When I woke up I felt rather crappy (numbness in the hands and feet, aching joints, a slight feeling of nausea). I had to drag myself out of bed. As I did so, I promised myself some self-indulgent post about the daily drag of my disease but then I checked my email. I found that I was being offered three more chances to teach yoga in the next week and a half. I did seriously think about declining (I have not been feeling great) but I reflected that in keeping with my decision to "Live!" I would go ahead and teach the classes.
Sometimes I still get pissed off about the daily symptom parade. On the other hand, I have been learning how to cope. The best thing for me is rest but I am also learning that even on most really rough days, I can push through and take care of business. Yeah, feeling good while I did things would be nice but doing things is still proving valuable, even when things are hard.
Today I am thankful that I can still do most of the things I want to do. No time to wallow...
Monday, February 9, 2009
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Remember to take care of you. Don't over do yourself.
That's right - don't over do it. Remember that in yoga you respect where you are. It doesn't mean you can't teach, but perhaps you can do it in such a way as it doesn't tire you out too much. All my best to you.
I like the fact that you keep on keeping on, yet recognize your need for rest. Balance in all things is good.
Good for you. I hope there will never come a day that you don't enjoy teaching yoga. Namaste!
I am proud of you :)
Arrange your classes so they work for you.
Thanks for dropping by everyone. I will continue to balance the rest with the activity. Today I taught so tomorrow I'll nap :)
You are an inspiration Nadja!
I'm proud of you, and thank for your comments on my blog. I would love to have an article about your experience with actupunture. ( duh, spelled wrong.)
Robert over at conquerms.com
It's all one day at a time. You sound so much more positive than even a few months back. Hooray.
Hugs,
Weebs
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