@alexhaist Thanks Alex! I'm in the US, so right now is not a good time to be diagnosed with pretty much anything. I can work on community though. . .

@luccamerel Thank You! There's not much I can do to make this a better place, but I'll do my best

@HumToTable Thank you! Im trying, that's all I can do.

@lydiaschoch I do try to eat well, and take better care of myself than I did when I was young and invincible. I limit myself to one cuppa in the morning, and try my best not to buy anything that I don't have to cook. I understand exactly what you mean about eating processed food, it leaves me feeling terrible every time. Thanks for taking a moment to share your thoughts Lydia!

@lydiaschoch I definitely need to get back to meditation. This is probably a big factor.

@daddou Thanks Andy. I get this, as my daily routine is a major part of my sanity. My work is pretty physical, so I get plenty of exercise and outdoor activity. Unfortunately it also gives me a little bit too much time to think

@Stevenheywood Hi Steven, thanks for the reply! I get this completely, it's usually mushrooms for me, but hiking trails and looking for minute details is a great mood lifter.

@MikeFromLFE Hi Mike, thanks for responding. I do spend a lot of time in nature, usually if I'm not at work, I'm in the woods. I take a lot of comfort in my routine, and find myself deeply out of sorts when it gets interrupted. That might be part of the problem, as it is going to change soon.

@ELS and Thank You!

@ELS this is a wonderful idea! I walk a lot, especially during the cooler months. I will have to see if there is something like that around here