Fed up with this game

jillyb1

I've been playing this game for over 30 years now , I play the over weight , unhealthy , immobile character . Who do I contact to get transferred to a new game ? I fancy playing a slim , healthy , dynamic character for a change . Anyone else fed up with their role ? Jillyb

stickywicket

:shock: Oh jillyb, that’s not how I see you at all.

To me you are the amazing lady with enough will-power to lose 5 stones despite being in a wheelchair. You are sensible, kind, compassionate, realistic, with an eye for the beauty and therapeutic aspects of that coastline where you live. You never moan despite having more cause than most of us. You know how to make the most of all the good things that come your way. You value your family and I’m sure that – sensible people, given their upbringing – they value you too. I know I do and I almost always read your posts. Don’t you DARE get a transfer :x

Mind you, as detailed on Mig’s 6 Nations thread, I wouldn’t mind being transferred to the role of masseuse to the England rugby team – or any other of the 6 nations

dachshund

Jilly you are lovely and very helpfull. i know it's difficult being in a wheelchair my sister is she goes to the gym to get exersize on the rowing machine the wheelchair goes over the top of the seat of the rower.
i love hearing about where you live.
take care
joan xx

barbara12

Hi Jilly
Yip I see you has kind and caring...but understand what you mean....I like SWs idea...Mind you, as detailed on Mig’s 6 Nations thread, I wouldn’t mind being transferred to the role of masseuse to the England rugby team – or any other of the 6 nations ...I would be ever so gentle.... you take care xx

jillyb1

Thank you for the lovely replies , I can always rely on my forum friends to make me feel better . One of the reasons I'm not feeling too cheery is that I've been confined to my warm flat for over a week as it's so cold here right now ; can't wait for better weather so I can get back to the beach without shivering ! Snow has just stopped here now so I'm hopeful that spring is on the way . Jillyb

stickywicket

I regularly tell people that the wheelchair is the coldest form of transport known to man - and woman - yet I'm able to get out of mine and walk for short stretches to warm up. Factor in an icy off-shore wind, and I do get your point jillyb.

Given the leeway provided by my short walks, I refuse to do the 'granny bag' thing but I wear thick trousers, two pairs of socks and leg warmers under the trousers in this weather. (They do make a difference. My husband bought them from the local dance shop As if :roll: ) I also wear so many layers that the top zip will barely fasten. I keep my hands firmly inside the sleeves of my windproof jacket and, with my peruvian bonnet on top, I look an absolute plonker. My greatest fear is needing the loo while out as no way could I fight my way through all the layers

On a really cold day, a mug of mulled wine is very good to come back to, though. And I feel I've earned it

frogmorton

Hey Jilly!!

I remember by brother shouting "Stop the world I wanna get off!" when he was about 6 and I took him on a ferris wheel

This dark dank and chilly weather gets you down so much doesn't it? Soon though - the nights are already drawing out

I agree with the others though, your forum persona is nothing like you said of yourself.

You are alright girl

love

Toni xx

jillyb1

As you said , Sticky , wheelchairs are such an icy mode of transport . I refuse to have coveralls or blankets over me as in my head I'm still a wildchild teenager , true on the outside I appear to be 57 , but doesn't mean I have to admit to it ! Jillyb