for me, humour is definitely the thing. I think everything else comes out of
it. I had a wonderful friend in my college ;years and later - we lost touch
when i came to the states and she went to australia - she had polio as a small
child, and she taught me to laugh at myself. Years before i knew there was
anything wrong with me. But she had such an infectious sense of the
ridiculous... Rozanne wherever you are, i thank you
In fact i hAve. developed a kind of a motto, which i carry in my head with me
wherever io go, it is a misquote, but it suits me:"
Laugh and the world laughs with you,
Cry and the world laughs at you!"
hilary blue
> Rollin&Rosemary wrote:
>
> Greg: Sorry, the title was handed to us and printed up before we had
> even started working on it. But you have a good point and I will
> incorporate it in the introduction. Thanks.
>
> Joan: The conference will be at the Camarillo United Methodist
> Church.
>
> What do you folks think is most important in the large picture of
> coping with Parkinson's? Attitude? Humor? Understanding? Hope?
> Patience? ???
>
> Thanks for your responses! Rosemary cg for Dex 75/6
