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3 Good Things (again)

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As it can take a looong time for faults to be remedied, I thought this could fill in for now?

1.  My Vabysmo eye injection this afternoon at the hospital.

2.  I wore my 'hidden disabilities' thingy around my neck.

3.  Home and having a curry tonight Blush

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  • 1. Got out of a car accident with zero injuries (there was a full tire, rims and everything, just lying in the middle of the road. It’s now wedged under my car)
    2. My wife immediately checked to make sure I was emotionally/mentally okay after finding out that I was physically okay.
    3. My coworkers have been bending over backwards to make sure I’m accommodated with not having a vehicle. I really need a transportation method to get to my clients, so my coworkers have offered to drive me around or borrow their vehicles. Really awesome.

  • in reply to profdanger

    So pleased you are OK.

    Good idea your wife thought to make those extra checks.

    Heartening to know your coworkers stepped up so well in your time of need.

    If the impact caused airbag deployment - do take things super-easy for the next few days - as, like the book title says: "The Body Keeps The Score".

    Hoping that your transport situation improves before too long - although, I would encourage your wellbeing to be the priority.

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  • in reply to profdanger

    So pleased you are OK.

    Good idea your wife thought to make those extra checks.

    Heartening to know your coworkers stepped up so well in your time of need.

    If the impact caused airbag deployment - do take things super-easy for the next few days - as, like the book title says: "The Body Keeps The Score".

    Hoping that your transport situation improves before too long - although, I would encourage your wellbeing to be the priority.

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