If you could wake up with one thing tomorrow, what would it be?

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For me, perfect eyesight.

I'm not even especially horrifically short-sighted, but to be able to avoid the faff of finding your glasses / putting your contacts in / wafting around like an eejit and just... seeing the world like a Disney princess every morning as soon as you open your eyes would be AMAZING.

(And yes, I've checked, I'm not suitable for laser surgery, unfortunately.)

You?

An extrovert personality

@RagzRebooted - programmed robot version!

@WorryMcGee

Sending love, I have been around the cancer block twice in seven years, different primaries both times (thank God) please take all the help you are offered or can call on, I thought I was superwoman the second time and my recovery took a lot longer.

Be kind to yourself.

xx

Take this and frame it, I don't usually do mushy posts. 😂

A healthy relationship with alcohol

I would like to wake up and be back in 1980.

My lovely husband back, in perfect health.

No grey hairs

A strong, straight spine, strong knees.. the body I had as a teenager in terms of ease of movement.

Not to be type one diabetic

To be a mum.

Straight teeth

To be told that this pregnancy won't need to end in a tmfr at 24wks

1 my youth (and libido)
1.1 a loving partner
1.1.1 a tidy home

This is a lovely thread, and a heartbreaking one. It's hit me right in the feels for some reason.
Sometimes my kids ask: What superpower would you choose?
I'd like to have the ability to heal others.

This
My late mum ❤️

Same. I'm too married and he's too young and nothing can or will ever happen, but if it could, I would.

Non greasy hair and small labia

An answer to why my poor little boy is so sick. Also a type 1 so for his health to be good.

The sun in Crete.

The combined sum of the world's billionaires, to redistribute wealth.

A body that's three stone lighter than now.

A heart that works well and no alopaecia.

A cure for my insomnia.

My mum

An instant cure for mental health issues, which I could give freely to all who needed it.

Selfishly, no more arthritis.