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Joe Young said in part: ---------- > Jerry, > well said. If you really get steamed, sit down and write a full of > condemnation, bitter, acrimonious letter, read it, then hit the 'DELETE' key. > We don't need it. > > What hs this to do with PD. Absolutely nothing! But how many of us can say we > haven't experienced the withdrawal, the discomfort of 'well' people when exposed > to one of our little tremor attacks, our inability to jump out of the car or > bus? We are then the 'tainted'. > We cannot change the attitude on the 'well' but surely we don't have to attack > our fellow PWP. > > Joe Young (66/6) > [log in to unmask] I agree, Joe, typing out your frustrations and then deleting the message is a good method of releasing your anger and frustration, without later regretting the outburst. I'm listening to an audio book of Joan Rivers "Bouncing Back...." borrowed from the county library. Joan suggests writing angry letters to people but NEVER sending them. Seems that later the need and the anger are less or gone. I listen when I'm walking to relieve stress and to keep mobile and less stiff/rigid. Joan Rivers also uses that all important tool of humor to get past alot of her pain/s. We all know what a good "medicine" laughter is. Jeanette Fuhr 47/8mo. <[log in to unmask]>