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(Thread closed) Day 5: What is your proudest accomplishment?

User Profile: CalmWhisper22
CalmWhisper22 January 5th, 2019

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I think my proudest accomplishment is raising two amazing boys.

What is your proudest accomplishment?

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User Profile: Lauren63
Lauren63 January 5th, 2019

Going back to school when I was 27, getting my degree and having a job since I was 16. I never depended on anyone to take care of me. I worked full time when I was in school. I couldnt do it today,. But my career has been worth the effort.

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User Profile: CalmWhisper22
CalmWhisper22 OP January 5th, 2019

@Lauren63

That is so great that you went back to school and have a good career and worth the effort. It is amazing how hard it is now a days to find good jobs or even a job for a lot of folks.

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User Profile: Offmytrack
Offmytrack January 5th, 2019

So many things I could list, but few of them are accomplishments. Leaving my home city and moving out to a semi-rural environment was huge in my life, but it doesn't feel like an accomplishment. I still haven't finished the work of raising my daughter. I think I will leave it at building a celtic harp, with a full set of sharping levers. That took all my woodworking skills.

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User Profile: CalmWhisper22
CalmWhisper22 OP January 5th, 2019

@Offmytrack

Moving away is huge for anyone. I know my move to another state was major. Just raising your daughter so far is a great one. I think even when they leave the house, they still learn from us, I know mine is and he is 29. That sounds really cool to make a harp. Could we see a picture of it?

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User Profile: MissPen
MissPen January 5th, 2019

Mine is very similar to @Lauren63. I dropped out of college at 18, got married and worked low paying jobs until I realized (at 31) that I could do better. That was before on-line classes were available, so it was slot of evening classes. I worked full-time the whole time. Degree earned, career path set! It was hard, but I am grateful that I was able to do it.

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User Profile: CalmWhisper22
CalmWhisper22 OP January 5th, 2019

@MissPen

That is great that you were able to complete your degree. I agree individuals have it so much easier with computers and all the technology that we all have.

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User Profile: Tinycupcake
Tinycupcake January 5th, 2019

Right now is getting my life back on track. Slowly putting myself back together after all these years!

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User Profile: CalmWhisper22
CalmWhisper22 OP January 5th, 2019

@Tinycupcake

That is a great thing and good job on working on you.

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User Profile: pamharley003
pamharley003 January 5th, 2019

@DanaMH

Mine are that I am proud to say I have for a year now been doing self care breaks often each day. I have focused on being nicer to myself.

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User Profile: CalmWhisper22
CalmWhisper22 OP January 5th, 2019

@pamharley003

That is so awesome to hear that you have being doing self-care breaks often each day and focusing on being nicer to yourself since that is very important in our life. It also makes us happier.

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mutter3 January 6th, 2019

I have cared for my children and did not ever abandon them.

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User Profile: CalmWhisper22
CalmWhisper22 OP January 6th, 2019

@mutter3

That is so awesome since sometimes kids can be very challenging at times.

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User Profile: AffyAvo
AffyAvo January 6th, 2019

The level I have gotten to in caring for myself. It might be something many take for granted, but considering the health issues I have I know quite a few people who are depedent on private nurses most of the time for similar things.

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User Profile: CalmWhisper22
CalmWhisper22 OP January 6th, 2019

@AffyAvo

That is great that you can care that much for yourself. I agree that a lot of folks don't understand all the health issues and concerns for others and what we all go through.

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User Profile: CrickettheSilent
CrickettheSilent January 6th, 2019

@DanaMH

learning to take better care of myself and what i need

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User Profile: CalmWhisper22
CalmWhisper22 OP January 6th, 2019

@CrickettheSilent

That is great to hear since sometimes we don't know this and learn it as we go in our life.

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User Profile: amiablePeace77
amiablePeace77 January 8th, 2019

@DanaMH

Stop drinking (29 years ago) and building a new life.

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User Profile: CalmWhisper22
CalmWhisper22 OP January 8th, 2019

@amiablePeace77

Good job. Proud of you.

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User Profile: amiablePeace77
amiablePeace77 January 8th, 2019

@DanaMH

thanks Dana, I am very proud of that too.

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User Profile: Ylisse
Ylisse January 8th, 2019

@DanaMH finally telling my best friend about my depression and that I was/am suicidal

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User Profile: CalmWhisper22
CalmWhisper22 OP January 8th, 2019

@Ylisse

That is great that you can reach out to them that way and could open up. Reminder if needed you can also contact a crisis center.

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