By pure random chance, last Tuesday night I met with a few local blokes in an old warehouse basement/dungeon for a bit of a non-agenda musical jam-session. It was so refreshing playing and just fooling around with a whole lot of acoustic guitars with a whole lot of blokes I'd never met before, who'd all varying degrees of skill.
I've received a sensational email from Lynn, who really knows the ups-and-down of IBS on a personal level. That was really encouraging for me, to dialogue with another who suffers the same stuff as I. Thank you thank you thank you!
Peas be with ewe
Cyalayta,
Mal :)
Cyalayta,
Mal :)
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I am so glad you have someone who truly understands what you are going through. We can sympathise but nobody really knows till they have been there themselves.
ReplyDeleteYou're becoming quite the radio superstar!
Kicking butt in all areas I like it Mal :)
ReplyDeleteWay to go Mal! Glad things are looking up today! And Go Jordan! What a little star!
ReplyDeleteGlad you've connected with someone who knows what the IBS is like. I find that people who haven't had asthma really have no idea how it feels either- especially GPs! You must be chuffed with all the new gigs on radio and finding some like-minded souls to jam with sometimes. It would be great for any muso- but you really crave it, I reckon. You must be feeling a bit better as your writing sounds more relaxed. Hugs n stuff! ((O))
ReplyDeleteThanks. i must have had a better 30 minutes, perhaps? [giggles]
ReplyDeleteMy GP, whilst being a brilliant GP and a great guy, doesn't know much about depression or IBS. It's catch-22.
Any old fool can play on community radio in a country town. That puts it into perspective for me, at least.
Does Slippery Elm help at all? It did with Don
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