What's the hardest thing you've ever had to do and...

[Pharmyphil46]

Learn back in 2006 that I would be on meds for bipolar type2/schizophenia the rest of my life..Slowly getting back into riding after a few years,so this is my first 4stroke,I am a 2stroke freak.

[Lowcard]

Originally Posted by Wynne G Oldman

To both Doktor and Lowcard, I'm glad I've never had to do the same. Both situations must be very difficult to cope with. You both have my sympathy.

It's not as easy as it looks in movies. I dont have ptsd(don't believe in ptsd btw), but I still wake up in a cold sweat sometimes from bad dreams.

[Joeboo]

Originally Posted by Lowcard

It's not as easy as it looks in movies. I dont have ptsd(don't believe in ptsd btw), but I still wake up in a cold sweat sometimes from bad dreams.

Try living with it & you will believe in it. Sounds like you haven't had an event that was so traumatic that it has shattered your life, or maybe you just react differently to the trauma. There's a doc on here ask him if its real.

[Wynne G Oldman]

I suppose the hardest thing I've ever had to do was bury my Father. We didn't speak much for the last 10 years of his life, but he taught me much more than I ever appreciated at the time.

[CT Yankee]

This is the best open ending question to ask of any.

The most difficult thing I have ever had to do thus far in my life, is be a true covenant "Husband". I love my Wife. But, she must have my last nerve as a "Favorite" on her GPS.

And, I know ever married person out in Forumland can identify.

[live_to_ride]

What's with guys complaining about their wives? Completely unattractive and illicits little sympathy.

[live_to_ride]

Originally Posted by Lowcard

It's not as easy as it looks in movies. I dont have ptsd(don't believe in ptsd btw), but I still wake up in a cold sweat sometimes from bad dreams.

PTSD is real. Perhaps your dreams and cold sweats are a symptom?! You can't kill someone and not emotionally pay for it somehow....unless you're a sociopath, which of course you are not. Also think "doc" is a medic, not a Phd Dr. Doc is his nickname. I will stand corrected if I am wrong

[rider56]

Watch my newborn son stay in the NICU for two weeks after he was born. He is two now and loves to ride on the motorcycle and four wheeler.....

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[Lowcard]

Originally Posted by Joeboo

Try living with it & you will believe in it. Sounds like you haven't had an event that was so traumatic that it has shattered your life, or maybe you just react differently to the trauma. There's a doc on here ask him if its real.

I say i dont believe in it because i know its an abused excuse used to scam for disability checks. Same way i dont believe in adhd.

[Joeboo]

Originally Posted by Lowcard

I say i dont believe in it because i know its an abused excuse used to scam for disability checks. Same way i dont believe in adhd.

It's like saying depression or fibromyalgia arnt real because some lazy ass doesn't want to work & uses it as an excuse . I've had it for 8 years & still do my 40hrs a week.