Has the "boy in the bubble" theory every looked so promising?

Diagnosed with RA as a young adult, I can pinpoint the exact moment my life changed for the first time.  It no longer meant cute shoes and dazzling outfits.  Now I had to learn what my limits were, and how not to get sick. Not to mention, pray I didn't fall, which I was getting good at! The longer I lived with RA, the more the boy in the bubble had it so much better than me.  But when I thought about all of what life had to offer I had to think hard. The bad days sometimes outweigh the good, but truth be told I wouldn't trade it for anything in the world.  One thing  the boy in th bubble could never do, which I don't think I could ever give up, is feel the world with all its emotions and hardships.  

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asked December 4, 2014

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