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?

For you to all get your wishes.

A cure for all cancers .
For just me then perfect eyesight

To be size 12-14.

This.

My ex

Or pain free properly working knees.

It's close between the two, but possibly the latter in preference.

My Dad back

An autism free toddler who could talk to me and function in day to day life safely.

Would literally give anything

A good spine, all in alignment with no bulging discs or strange spurs

Cure for T1 diabetes.

Euromillions win.

Dh's cancer gone.

To be 20 again and do it all again, but without the mistakes

Divorced 😢

Or for my husband to be the person I thought he was, rather than who he really is 😢

DH back, for my children more than for me.
Parenting bereaved children on your own whilst dealing with your own grief is extremely hard and I don’t want to anymore.

My Dad not to have cancer.

Or a shallower one would be to lose 2 stone and have much smaller boobs.

to all

An au pair for my daughter and son in law so that I'm not asked to do childcare, and I don't feel guilty for not helping out with their housework.

I work full time and have a chronic illness plus a disability, and I just don't have the energy.

Extremely shallowly, for my relationship to be happily open.

A suitcase full of money.

! day with my late mum going to the garden centre to buy some plants, walking our dogs, listening to her off the wall ideas (which used to drive me mad), eating a slice of toast which she always insisted on grilling because she swore it tasted better, watching her stand on the kerb and do her huge wave as I drove off and most importantly not knowing that this was just a special one off.

1 not !

Nothing for me, but my daughter to no longer be battling her ED.

Not to be disabled.

Not autistic. Not adhd. Not dodgy thyroid. Not arthritis. Not physically disabled.

Just to be "normal". Even just for one day to see what it's like.

Yeah, perfect eyesight would be great, I am very shortsighted (-12.5) and can't afford the £16000 I've been quoted for LASIK.

If not that, better insulation in our house, it's old and draughty.

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