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Sorry. Couldn't agree more. I am still determined to get as good as I can get. It's been just over 2 years for me know and I still have set backs and still only achieved 50% RECOVERY. I will be very happy if I can reach the 70% level of healing. I have been in a very severe stage of AF, that had been building over the past 30 years. As, all, I too was a type A person and loved adventures of skiing, mountain climbing, kyaking, working as a secretary, dating, working out at the gym. Some people are just blessed with a healthy body to be able to do all these things, but with an unbalanced diet and later, stress of moving 12 times with my husbands job, age, surgeries and illnesses, no wonder.
Yes, it is very difficult to not be able to do even a few of the mild things we used to do and probably never will, so we don't put ourselves back into an adrenal crisis.
My aim is to at least be able to do some lap swimming and be able to walk one mile at a normal pace, without having to sit on the park bench every 400 feet.
YOu will get there too, in time. Time comes easily. Patience and persiverance are much harder to indure. But, it's one day at a time and that is all that I work on and make no long term plans or committments for this season of the AF.
Take care. Paulette