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What would you change or do differently?
If I could turn back time, I would have liked to have spotted the signs of my daughter’s illness before it turned into full blown anorexia.
Something i find very difficult to live with myself for, for not spotting the problems in the early stages.
Other than that, I wouldnt change a thing about my life.
Well – if we’re talking serious stuff…
I would go back to my childhood and hope that next time round my doctor would spot the early signs of meningitis instead of telling my mum she was being over anxious. :roll:
B@stard nealy killed me :evil:
Just goes to show, I’m not so easy to get rid of, hehe :twisted:
@gyps wrote:
Something i find very difficult to live with myself for, for not spotting the problems in the early stages.
It’s not so easy as that though, is it? I mean, they tend to hide it for a long time, don’t they? :( :(
is she doing okay now?
Everything!
I have done it my way and would love to do it differently. How boring to do it the same all over again. :? Lessons learnt and all that. :twisted:
@Lambrini Girl wrote:
Turning the clock back is easy, as long as it doesn’t affect anybody else. Most of us do not have that luxury :lol:
What?????
You mean if your hairdo was changed, everyone elses would be to match? :? Or maybe your hubby married you for your hairdo and would have not gone thru with the proceedings if you hadn’t had that bouffant :?:
@Lambrini Girl wrote:
There isn’t a lot I would change .. As what happened has made me who I am, and who my family is.
I would change that hairdo on my wedding photos though! :oops:
last time i had a hairdo was on my wedding pics ffs :lol: :wink:
There are many times that I’ve been thinking “if only I could turn back time..” but the I learned that everything that happens to you makes you what you are. There for I wouldn’t do anything differently. …even though it might hurt some time… :?
@Beatty Blue wrote:
There are many times that I’ve been thinking “if only I could turn back time..” but the I learned that everything that happens to you makes you what you are. There for I wouldn’t do anything differently. …even though it might hurt some time… :?
I agree with Beatty here. My life is soooooo far from what it was supposed to be, but if I hadn’t lived it the way I have, then I wouldn’t have the most perfect 2 year old on the planet that I simply adore. But the way I see it, I’m not dead yet so I have time to change things around. I’m still young – I won’t be 30 for a couple ok weeks. :lol: :lol:
i suppose theres a hell of alot i’d change but one of the main ones is that i’d have stayed in school, got my qualifications n gone to college
@squeezy wrote:
@gyps wrote:
Something i find very difficult to live with myself for, for not spotting the problems in the early stages.
It’s not so easy as that though, is it? I mean, they tend to hide it for a long time, don’t they? :( :(
is she doing okay now?
Getting there slowly thanks Squeezo!
She also had meningococcal (meningitis) septicaemia when she was 8, I nearly lost her. She was on life support and everything. Which makes this anorexia all the more painful. I hate watching her suffer. :( I wish i could take her place, wish it could be me.
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