Angela Isenhart:  

I haven't really changed much since Junior High. I'm still pretty laid back, hopeful, and of course optimistic about many things. I found out in March of 2000 that my kidneys were failing, and of course I had a meltdown of sorts. After a while though, I realized that I couldn't keep going on moping around over it. so I try to deal with the situation as best as possible. I've learned many of Life's little lessons since then. I don't hold as many grudges like I used to, and I definitely couldn't wish something like this on even my worst enemies, no matter who they are. But the hardest thing for me and I think just about anyone else these days, is to forgive myself for some of my past actions. All these negative feelings are soul rendering and they have a way of eating away at you, even if you don't realize this until later on in life. I certainly hope that some of the people from my past share similar thoughts. Right now I'm dealing with dialysis 3 times a week at about 4 hours at a time. So by the time I get done, I feel like I've been run through the ringer several times in one sitting. Usually I sleep the whole thing off until it's time to take the needles out. But if I can't sleep, I have my Nintendo DSI with me to keep me pre-occupied for a while. I really don't watch a lot of t.v. these days. But every once in a while you'll catch me watching the Sci Fi Channel or BBCAmerica. It just depends on what day of the week and the time. Sometimes I'll hang out with my son who is 20 now, while over at my mom and Stepdad's. He's been living with them since he graduated high school. As for social activities, they're pretty limited. About once a week I get together with some friends who are "Rennies". Yes I love dressing up in g...Expand for more