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*TRY THIS * The Gratitude Thread - a "Change Thinking" technique

aidie

This is a technique to change how you think to the more positive.

all you have to do is list things you are blessed to have  ( even just one thing is a positive step )

here's mine today ( Below )

Visit on a regular basis to change how you think. 

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  • Positivity on the forum what a fabulous idea Slight smile

    1. My husband and my 3 daughters (and a grandson on the way too!).

    2. My friends.

    3. Autistic solidarity and support through a few autistic friends of mine and the autistic women’s group that I run locally.

    4. A roof over my head.

    5. Food (too much, I totally overstocked for Christmas and new year) in my freezer/fridge/cupboards.

  • in reply to Kitsune

    yes no 4 ( i was homeless once ) yea I am blessed to have a roof over my head. Happy new year 

    1. yea ur poor husband Slight smile

    1. u'll be a granny Slight smile

    Happy new year 

  • in reply to aidie

    Sorry to hear that you were homeless! What happened?

    Ah! My husband would be absolutely lost without my own brand of slightly crazy to navigate every day Wink

    IKR! Shocking! I’ll have to get that perm and blue rinse booked up pronto!

    Happy New Year to you too Aidie 

  • in reply to Kitsune

    I became homeless by accident(+autistic behaviour) in England (Stratford upon Avon). It changed my life because I saw the scale of homeless in England. I also saw the beauty of England as I moved on foot from one village to another moving North to Liverpool. So what started as negative became an eye opening and enlightening experience. Eventuality I made it back home. Best Holiday ever !

    anyways enjoy the New Year 

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  • in reply to Kitsune

    I became homeless by accident(+autistic behaviour) in England (Stratford upon Avon). It changed my life because I saw the scale of homeless in England. I also saw the beauty of England as I moved on foot from one village to another moving North to Liverpool. So what started as negative became an eye opening and enlightening experience. Eventuality I made it back home. Best Holiday ever !

    anyways enjoy the New Year 

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