Comments on: Happy Thanksgiving to All! http://www.genplususa.com/happy-thanksgiving-to-all/ Re-inventing 50 plus Tue, 24 Aug 2010 21:46:34 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.1 By: Nancy Werking Poling http://www.genplususa.com/happy-thanksgiving-to-all/comment-page-1/#comment-2281 Nancy Werking Poling Wed, 09 Dec 2009 17:41:09 +0000 http://www.genplususa.com/?p=1015#comment-2281 I ate too much. Seconds on dressing and pumpkin pie. And now Christmas is approaching!!Have you written anything lately on our tendency to put on weight as we age? A lot of us are exercising, but the temptations are still too great. Spending most of the day writing at the computer, I take breaks by going to the refrigerator. I ate too much. Seconds on dressing and pumpkin pie. And now Christmas is approaching!!Have you written anything lately on our tendency to put on weight as we age? A lot of us are exercising, but the temptations are still too great. Spending most of the day writing at the computer, I take breaks by going to the refrigerator.

]]> By: Janet Wendy Spiegel http://www.genplususa.com/happy-thanksgiving-to-all/comment-page-1/#comment-2124 Janet Wendy Spiegel Thu, 26 Nov 2009 18:02:05 +0000 http://www.genplususa.com/?p=1015#comment-2124 Lisa, I love getting your comments -- they always make my day. Many people read my posts, very few people take time to comment. I like the way you think and I'm excited every time one of your comments appears -- so I'm thankful that cyberspace has brought our like minds together, too! The web doesn't see disability...isn't that interesting? You may be unable to walk due to your MS, but you are certainly adding your online footprint every time you stop by to say hello. Happy Thanksgiving and here is hoping that next year will be a bit easier than the one we've just gone through. Lisa, I love getting your comments — they always make my day. Many people read my posts, very few people take time to comment. I like the way you think and I’m excited every time one of your comments appears — so I’m thankful that cyberspace has brought our like minds together, too! The web doesn’t see disability…isn’t that interesting? You may be unable to walk due to your MS, but you are certainly adding your online footprint every time you stop by to say hello. Happy Thanksgiving and here is hoping that next year will be a bit easier than the one we’ve just gone through.

]]> By: Lisa Alkana http://www.genplususa.com/happy-thanksgiving-to-all/comment-page-1/#comment-2123 Lisa Alkana Thu, 26 Nov 2009 17:42:50 +0000 http://www.genplususa.com/?p=1015#comment-2123 Happy Thanksgiving to you and yours. One of the things I am thankful for is finding your blog. I was so proud to have you spotlight my health care comments some months ago. I am thankful that Obama is our President, even though he has not yet been able to have the impact I had hoped for. While it has not gotten better, I am thankful that my MS has not gotten worse over the past year. I haven't been able to walk for the past nine months or so, but I am thankful for all the new research in the pipeline and hopeful I may walk again some day. I am unable to work because of MS, but I am thankful to have disability. It currently does not replace the income I had, but it has been a good learning experience to go from spending without thinking that much about it, to getting the most out of every dime. I am thankful for my husband, my family, my friends, my four beautiful cats, my house, my computer, and my ability to reach out across cyberspace to people such as yourself. All the best, Lisa Alkana Happy Thanksgiving to you and yours.

One of the things I am thankful for is finding your blog. I was so proud to have you spotlight my health care comments some months ago.

I am thankful that Obama is our President, even though he has not yet been able to have the impact I had hoped for.

While it has not gotten better, I am thankful that my MS has not gotten worse over the past year. I haven’t been able to walk for the past nine months or so, but I am thankful for all the new research in the pipeline and hopeful I may walk again some day.

I am unable to work because of MS, but I am thankful to have disability. It currently does not replace the income I had, but it has been a good learning experience to go from spending without thinking that much about it, to getting the most out of every dime.

I am thankful for my husband, my family, my friends, my four beautiful cats, my house, my computer, and my ability to reach out across cyberspace to people such as yourself.

All the best,

Lisa Alkana

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