Now I sit here and wonder are they going through the same things I am? You know like hysterectomy, bladder control issues, bones hurting, being told by the doctor "Well your just not as young as you used to be so it just take more time to heal" and the list can go on and on....
Well this week I went through the next "right of passage" when you discover that when you have bladder issues there really is a difference between a maxi pad and "bladder control" pad. I look at the pack sitting in my basket and think "Is this as embarrassing to buy than my "monthly necessities"?" My answer was YES because than means I am growing older.
I know my kids are growing older but does that really MEAN I have to grow old to? Cant I stay in my 20's or 30's for the rest of the year? Come on I know my oldest will turn 20 at his next birthday but do I really have to turn 40? Come on time clock let their clock move and let my slow down to a crawl....Yet I know come August I will turn 40! So here is a "toast" for those of us who are getting older...that we have survived to live to be 40! That those of us with older children we survived them being teenagers(since that's what we blame our gray hair on-don't get me started on that one LOL) So a toast to those who are crossing into that time of midlife... May we continue to reek havoc to our children. May we continue to blast those tunes from the 80's and sing to them like it was yesterday! May we continue to address our bladder control and all those midlife crisis and rise up to be an awesome senior citizen(gasp--I said the words) that our children and grandchildren will talk about forever on how "young" we acted even when we are old...Cheers!
God Bless, J
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