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mick s · 9th-May-2008, 04:41 PM

As dancers, perhaps we are lucky... all said and done, how many people truly get to live, even for just one day..[/quote]

It is amazing how much we take for granted and it is only when we lose things that we realise how good they were.One minute we are merrily going along and the next minute your life completely changes.

My accident has really made me appreciate the simple things in life like walking, driving and being able to do basic things and of course dancing.

I intend to make the most of things once I am well again.No more moaning about Tina Arena tracks. It has also made me realise how difficult it must be for people with permanent disabilities to come to terms with things.

I am also trying to do as much as possible now so that I can avoid feeling sorry for myself. I am working from home, back driving after three weeks, despite coming up against all sorts of obstacles an dpeople trying to stop me,( so can make it to DJ at Southport).

Oh and of course taking strange life expectancy tests (make it 86 with sex change).

9th-May-2008, 04:41 PM	#21 (permalink)
mick s Registered User Join Date: Jun 2006 Location: In my Car(mostly) Posts: 207 Rep Power: 2	Re: How long will you live? As dancers, perhaps we are lucky... all said and done, how many people truly get to live, even for just one day..[/quote] It is amazing how much we take for granted and it is only when we lose things that we realise how good they were.One minute we are merrily going along and the next minute your life completely changes. My accident has really made me appreciate the simple things in life like walking, driving and being able to do basic things and of course dancing. I intend to make the most of things once I am well again.No more moaning about Tina Arena tracks. It has also made me realise how difficult it must be for people with permanent disabilities to come to terms with things. I am also trying to do as much as possible now so that I can avoid feeling sorry for myself. I am working from home, back driving after three weeks, despite coming up against all sorts of obstacles an dpeople trying to stop me,( so can make it to DJ at Southport). Oh and of course taking strange life expectancy tests (make it 86 with sex change).