I'm doing 43 things
regurgitator86's Life List
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1. do something nice for mum
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2. give an annonymous gift
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3. have a cocktail party!
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4. move out of home
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5. get to 5 year transplant anniversary
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6. Live till 25
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7. bondi extreme boat ride
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8. eat 4 burgers in one sitting
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9. cook a 3 course meal
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10. watch the sunset on the beach
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11. go camping
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12. Horse Ride on the Beach
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13. do a cheese and wine tasting tour
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14. see the jenolan caves
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15. do the 40 hour famine
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16. do the great strides walkathon
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17. ride the scenic railway
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18. get my drug and alchohol counselling qualification
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19. Go to the Blue Mountains
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20. Start horse riding lessons again
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21. make my own sushi
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22. have high tea at the queen victoria building
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23. snorkel at the Great Barrier Reef
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24. go on a fishing charter
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25. write a book
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26. shark dive
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27. eat sushi at Jordans seafood resteraunt
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28. see the sites of melbourne
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29. eat yum cha at 20 different places
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30. go sailing
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31. get back to disneyland
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32. go on a cruise
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33. volunteer at a soup kitchen on christmas eve
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34. have a moondance
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35. See Ayres Rock
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36. Go on a road trip with mates
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37. make a snow angel
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38. see snow
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39. ride a jetski
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40. do cooking classes
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41. Get a tattoo
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42. get nose re pierced
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43. go snorkelling
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How I did it: I was offered at age 16 to do leadership training for a new chronic illness support organisation that was establishing itself in sydney 5 years ago. I did a 4 day leadership course and then went on to start co leading and facilitating support groups for teenagers who are chronically ill. I am now on the reference committee and also speak at conferences about the importance of this organisation on teens living with illness. I have now been… Read how I did it…
How I did it: Was asked to first public speak at a youth centre about my life experiences (with illness and transplant and being a teenager with that background) after that i then was asked to speak at rotary club events and now i speak at youth health conventions and medical conferences about being an adolescent with a medical background and psycho social adaption. I used to hate public speaking at school so much i had anxiety attacks but now i LOVE d… Read how I did it…
How I did it: Me and 2 good friends went there one day. It was something me and my mate who passed away had wanted to do together for a while.....it was good to conquer the height and not be afraid standing on the glass platform. Tickets are quite reasonable and the experience while it doesnt last long or involve much is stil worth doing Read how I did it…
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