What aspect of your life do you find the most challenging?

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It's got to be the the physical I have always welcomed challenges. The higher the mountain, the better the view from the top was my mantra. Money wasn't important but work was and enjoying my jobs meant that when the work lost it's challenge, I was looking for something else.By the time I hit middle age, I found my 4th and final career.

Again the money was enough but the work was more fun than anything I had ever done. Then the gods laughed. I was diagnosed with an illness.

No problem, it was chronic but manageble. But over ihe next 8 years I found myself in the hospital for 7 unrelated but possibly fatal conditions. Think you got me don't you!

The internal rupture home in a week, back to work 2 days later. One time after another I started thinking I was invincible. Stage 2 cancer-surgery on my vacation.

The doctor said I would be off for 3 months, I started back to school on time 4 weeks later, A heart attack-hah! Again I didn't miss a day of work because it happened in August. I started think there was no stopping me and 10 years before my retirement date I started an educationl program that would prepare for a post-retirement career.

It would mean 10 college classes in 10 years but I would still have time to travel and complete preparations for my new online career that I could do from home or any where in the world. Then things were perking along full steam ahead.It was June, four weeks into summer after a very busy year. I had completed a year-long accreditation report of 150 pages, I had taken 12 units at Stanford and I was just starting the process of redecorating.

I had 2 trps scheduled, visiting a friend in Arizona and a learning trip to Virginia and DC, a busy but exciting summer. I woke up one morning with my right side "asleep". As the day wore on it got better but the next morning I couldn't move it.

I had hit the trifecta! The 3 most fatal illnesses in 4 years and number 3 was not going to be laughed off. I was back to work by the time school started again, but could not walk unaided, couldn't drive, couldn't do 2-handed chores.

This has been the most challenging thing I have ever dealt with. I am still working and the people around me see no changes beyond the brace and the way I hold my right arm. My boss asked me recently if I am ready to take on the online job parttime in addition to my regular job and I had to explain that I wouldn't be able to do it typing one-handed.

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Defeating my natural self I believe I have been born again, spiritually. I find it hard to shed all of my flesh processes from before. I still get angry and I still want to be vengeful.

I've been refusing to be a door mat, because I was so abused as a child. Yet, I know the more I get out of the way, the more room there is for Christ to grow in me and the more peace I have and the more I can realize that the HIS is the vengeance and the battle is already won. Yeah, that's the aspect I struggle with and find the most challenging.To just let it all go.

To completely surrender and TRUST. Though I need no more convincing that HE is capable of more than I can ask or imagine. I still hang on to my ways.

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My weight and health Right now I am trying to get some help from my doctor because I might have Polycystic Ovarian Syndrome and it affects my weight and my health. It is causing me to gain weight and makes it hard for me to lose it. It can also cause infertility and I just got married and want to have kids soon.

Big stress factor! It also leads to depression because of the hormone imbalance and I hate it. The reason this is challenging for me right now is because I have a desk job right and I don't have the ability to exercise a whole lot at home because it hurts to do so.

The depression is really making it hard to be a rational person. My poor husband has to put up with mood swings from hell! I have always had a problem with my weight, but right now I find this to be overwhelming and I feel like I have no control.

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At almost 60... It's learning to deal with a body that is aging. So much I want to do and the initial energy I feel at the beginning of each day wears down too quickly now! So I'm learning to be even more organized and definitely more patient with myself.

I look in the mirror now and think, "What happened? " But everything else about aging is lovely. It's just the physical stuff -- the aches and pains that become your permanent accompaniment to life now.

I know I'll step out of this body and be at home with the Lord in the future, so that helps with the patience angle, but I have had arthritis since I was a preteen. It held at bay during the 'estrogen' or childbearing years, but came back full force with menopause. So that can be hard.

Not impossible, just hard. My body is my challenge.

1 It takes work to stay on track and aware of what I want to accomplish. There are lots of distractions.

It takes work to stay on track and aware of what I want to accomplish. There are lots of distractions.

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