What notdefined said, take it as a challenge, figure out how to make your injuries work for you, even if you have to take disability now and later you become cured of your back issues.
There are plenty of ways you can be productive but gives your bones a rest, and most especially your back, learn how to pace yourself and all that. You'll come back and still be productive, but in a different way that still makes you happy.
That is the important thing to keep in mind.
I'm sure many of us view you as superman in a way, but you ARE human and thus must readjust your outlook to fit the situation, re-evaluate and reform if need be, and continue on.
So in essence, don't give up, let your back rest for the time being, but do think upon how you can make it all work easier for you - and thus get on disability so there IS income coming in besides Jeff's, and see what/how you can continue to be productive in your current capacity.
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Date: 2014-11-02 03:31 pm (UTC)What notdefined said, take it as a challenge, figure out how to make your injuries work for you, even if you have to take disability now and later you become cured of your back issues.
There are plenty of ways you can be productive but gives your bones a rest, and most especially your back, learn how to pace yourself and all that. You'll come back and still be productive, but in a different way that still makes you happy.
That is the important thing to keep in mind.
I'm sure many of us view you as superman in a way, but you ARE human and thus must readjust your outlook to fit the situation, re-evaluate and reform if need be, and continue on.
So in essence, don't give up, let your back rest for the time being, but do think upon how you can make it all work easier for you - and thus get on disability so there IS income coming in besides Jeff's, and see what/how you can continue to be productive in your current capacity.