@OzoreXS, this is an incredible post, thank you so much for writing it. This should inspire so many more people than me.
I'm so glad you overcame your kidney cancer. That must have been an awful time for you, but it's interesting how you say it changed your perspective on life. My illnesses have done that too.
I now see the world in a completely different light to before. I was a typical self-interested interested individual and never really thought about the needs of others, but now my heart is truely open and full of love for all.
People often mock me for my 'peace and blessings', but there are reasons for it and my wishes are genuine and sincere. I really don't have any bitterness or ill-will in my heart at all and wish people only good.
Fortunately I haven't come close to abusing the Diazepam yet. I've only just switched to it from Lorazepam myself and hate the sedation far too much to abuse them. I'd rather not be on any pills at all but my prescription sheet is now three pages long and it takes me half an hour to sort them all out!
I'm sorry you're also in this situation too
@LordOdin. Like you, I'm also housebound and unable to go anywhere. As you say, it's a hard existence and the internet is a lifeline. I hope your MRI goes well on Monday too and you get a good result.
I hope your anxiety doesn't get the better of you either as mine so often does, and at least it sounds like you have things to occupy you. I'm constantly seeking out new ones, that's why I'm looking forward to mixing so much. The learning and experimenting will fill time as much as provide pleasure.
New joys are often hard to find and vaping has rapidly become one.
I'm glad I found it, and in turn all of you. It's turning out to be a great benefit to my life, and not to mention health.
May that, wealth, peace, love, laughter and lucidity be with you all. (Sincerely).