leslie10152
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- Type 2
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To shun laughter is to negate life. To exist without cause is fail in effort. Life is a concept to be explored not shelved.Yes, my sense of humour has kept me going. I am a bit of a giggler anyway, and this has got me through some horrendous times.
In my life I have lived through terrible times, yet I barely remember them through the humourous recall and the funny side of the incident! When you look back - it is amazing what you can see in hindsight. Becoming a diabetic was a horrid reality, yet I laugh myself sick at the memories of stumbling about try to come to terms with it.
I made mistakes, paid the price and stumbled on to the next hurdle. It was hard, but I learned that nothing is so difficult you can't see the funny side sooner or later. Laughter is the vent that lets pressure escape before it can do damage. The best part of laughter is.....it is gift easily shared. You enjoy it more when someone laughs with you.
Laughter is a great healer too. Hospital patients who laugh and feel happy have faster healing time in both emotional and physical injury. Mental health is greatly effected by humour and happy stimulus. I have made my own observations, where the best BGL's occur during periods of intense interaction involving laughter. It doesn't work all the time, mind you - it's fun trying!!
Thank you for posting this. There is a thread on this site dedicated solely to humerous topics and anecdotes, and I benefit from it often.In my life I have lived through terrible times, yet I barely remember them through the humourous recall and the funny side of the incident! When you look back - it is amazing what you can see in hindsight. Becoming a diabetic was a horrid reality, yet I laugh myself sick at the memories of stumbling about try to come to terms with it.
I made mistakes, paid the price and stumbled on to the next hurdle. It was hard, but I learned that nothing is so difficult you can't see the funny side sooner or later. Laughter is the vent that lets pressure escape before it can do damage. The best part of laughter is.....it is gift easily shared. You enjoy it more when someone laughs with you.
Laughter is a great healer too. Hospital patients who laugh and feel happy have faster healing time in both emotional and physical injury. Mental health is greatly effected by humour and happy stimulus. I have made my own observations, where the best BGL's occur during periods of intense interaction involving laughter. It doesn't work all the time, mind you - it's fun trying!!
'My late uncle while under going chemo for his second time round with cancer, was being helped out of bed by some nurses he cracked a very funny joke which got them all laughing, he laughed so hard he fell off the bed cracked his head had a coronary and died. I always new he would die laughing he was that type of bloke.
I'm pretty sure that's how I want to go. Surrounded by giggling nurses with a smile on my face.My late uncle while under going chemo for his second time round with cancer, was being helped out of bed by some nurses he cracked a very funny joke which got them all laughing, he laughed so hard he fell off the bed cracked his head had a coronary and died. I always new he would die laughing he was that type of bloke.
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