[April Bradford]

Your Say Sunday Poll: What's one thing you wish you had more of?​

Members - hello!

Another (hopefully) interesting question to ponder: What's one thing you wish you had more of?

The choices are Money, Fame, Time, and Love. (If your choice isn't on the list, comment below instead!)

We're looking forward to reading your answers!

 

[Tap tap]

Good health

 

[oofie]

I don’t need or want any more of any of them. I’m very fortunate.

 

[riskydave]

Your Say Sunday Poll: What's one thing you wish you had more of?​

Members - hello!

Another (hopefully) interesting question to ponder: What's one thing you wish you had more of?

The choices are Money, Fame, Time, and Love. (If your choice isn't on the list, comment below instead!)

We're looking forward to reading your answers!

Legs. I only have one...LOL! No I am not looking for sympathy or any of that crap, it's just getting a bit tuffer as I get older, you asked what was the one thing I wish I had more of!..

 

[Suzanne rose]

I remember when I was maybe 15 wishing I was older and my grandmother telling me to watch what I wished for and how the years fly by once you reach 21. How right she was !

I look back and ask where did my 61 years go.

I know I have achieved alot but still want to achieve alot more

I remember when I was young how it seemed like a life time from one Christmas to the next. Now it's like you blink and it's another year gone.

My wish would be for time to slow down ⚘

 

[Sirsan]

Tolerance. For the rude, self centred and self entitled

 

[riskydave]

I remember when I was maybe 15 wishing I was older and my grandmother telling me to watch what I wished for and how the years fly by once you reach 21. How right she was !

I look back and ask where did my 61 years go.

I know I have achieved alot but still want to achieve alot more

I remember when I was young how it seemed like a life time from one Christmas to the next. Now it's like you blink and it's another year gone.

My wish would be for time to slow down ⚘

How true is that memory. I rember my grandmother driving me somewhere and I said wow, wish I could drive, (I was 10) she said the same thing, careful what you wish for!

 

[Ricci]

Good Health would be what I wished for. It's not until you don't have it any more that you realise what a precious thing it is.

 

[Suzanne rose]

How true is that memory. I rember my grandmother driving me somewhere and I said wow, wish I could drive, (I was 10) she said the same thing, careful what you wish for!

Our grandmother's must have been very wise women

 

[Suzanne rose]

Good Health would be what I wished for. It's not until you don't have it any more that you realise what a precious thing it is.

That is so true. You really don't know what you have until it's gone.
A lady came to see me the other week to see what I can do in my house , it was then I realised how little I can do anymore and this happened in such a short time ,

I can't bend down , I can't reach up for too long, I can't lift anything heavy.
It's so depressing I'm lucky I have amazing daughters who come in and do what I need done and they know how I like it done.

When my girls more in to a new place I will go and clean and help pack away , my daughter is moving into her first home with her partner and 3 kids and I can't help . It really does make you feel useless which is heart breaking.
But at least we still have our lives and there is always Hope .

 

[JayKay]

Mobility without pain is at the top of my list, please.
Not complaining, however very little is getting done and frustration is increasing.

 

[Louise]

Youth,
Along with what I know now of course.

 

[John G]

Motivation.

 

[Ricci]

Mobility without pain is at the top of my list, please.
Not complaining, however very little is getting done and frustration is increasing.

I hear you! To be in pain 24/7 is so draining, I've recently been put on morphine but we're still messing about trying to get the dosage right, so far without much success but I live in hope!

 

[Rom]

How true is that memory. I rember my grandmother driving me somewhere and I said wow, wish I could drive, (I was 10) she said the same thing, careful what you wish for!

 

[Rom]

I wish that my mum was still alive

 

[RTS]

I hear you! To be in pain 24/7 is so draining, I've recently been put on morphine but we're still messing about trying to get the dosage right, so far without much success but I live in hope!

I weaned my mother off morphine over ten years ago, with valerian and turmeric. Google them to find out all about them and maybe give them a try.

 

[RobD]

If I could have anything back, it would be my innocence. I know that is an impossibility, so I'll take a good dose humility, patience, resilience, tolerance, kindness, empathy and love. I thought a life of sacrifice and humility would rid me of memories of shame and degradation.
It didn't, so here I am.

So just gimme the money!!!!!
And better health.
Just tad of both wouldn't go astray!!

 

[RTS]

Energy would be my choice. I have to stop and rest after working for a while. I've learnt to pace myself, and have a sit down at the shops. Unfortunately all the men 'accompanying' their wives seem to take all the seats.
I actually have to go at busier times to avoid them.
I watch my grandchildren run and play at the park, while I'm sitting, and watch them use up their non-stop energy.

 

[Mrs P]

I say time...78 is starting to get (nearly there) mobility disabled, beat bone primary pelvis cancer12 yrs ago, & living with heart failure & pain...I know my days are numbered, but I would love more time...If only ...