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Letting go,again!..:-(

Posted by rip van winkel on December 10, 2000 at 07:08:05:

Time has come to let the "Narcolespy"win once more:-( I am struggling to find away to share the addmisson to myself that do to the safety issuses that concern me while doing activites with others the risk of injury to others has become to high to continue.It has been the cause of many private tears the past sereral years since this was the social activity that was the most difficult to let go,truth being it's the only one remaining.Sure it's not the end of the wrold but it's hard to see that looking through tears.Being a "hermit" didn't seem to hard to cope with since i drew strength from knowing that when the annual event would arrive I was expected to particapate no invation needed.:-(..From reading the posts on this site it's obvious that we are all at different levels in our quest to find a better way of life while coping with this brutal "INVISIBLE" disease.It's easy to remember the anticapation i had in the begining with my search for the best treatments available.I pray that others search ends with better results than mine.I can't think of a way to express my efforts and I certainly don't want to discourage anybody from their search. I have a great need to share but i can't find a way to do it. any ideas would mean alot to me right now.. distraught rip van winkel

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