DIS Addiction, do you have it too?

[stc1223]

Oh Yeah, I'm addicted. Not a bad vice, if you ask me....

xoxoxo Susan

 

[Boardwalk4us]

Yes, count me in as an addict. Since finding this board I know I am not the only one with this wonderful illness. And God willing I will have it for the next 38 years!

Nancy

 

[TOMAR@SSR]

Oh Yes, I`ve been sooo happy since I stumbled upon this site ( purely by accident )-----, or, mabe not!, You can definately count me in !! It`s the greatest thing to hear in everyones words, how happy and exciting life is by being part of the conversation each day- about our favorite Place (WDW- and our DVC ownership!!!

no matter how hectic our everyday lives may get, somehow I found a SAFE HAVEN !!!

thank you All!!!!!
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Maria

 

[BigDisneyKids]

It comforts me to know that I'm not alone...

 

[Geebs]

Hi. my name is Geebs ( not really, but you get my point) and I have a Disney problem!! ( please, I hope no one takes offense to that)

Seriously though, I figured that I would rather pay the mouse, or visit the boards regularly than pay a shrink!
I am just glad that there are others like me!!!!!!

 

[pearljim]

It's almost as good a being at WDW - notice I said "almost"!

 

[disneychick05]

Count me in! I'm definitely addicted. I check the boards way too much during the day when I should be doing other things. At least I know I'm not the only one!

 

[NancyDVC]

Hello, My name is Nancy and I am addicted to Disney in general and the DIS boards in particular.
And that is what these boards are all about-being a self help group for all of us addicts!

 

[BigDisneyKids]

I think pearljim sumed it all up by stating " It's almost as good a being at WDW - notice I said "almost"!

It seems that most of us need that pixie dust fix each day to hold us over until the next trip home, I know I do. (Although I need it several times a day.)

All kidding aside, it just goes to show you how much stress we all have in our lives.

Once you cross that threshold into your "other home," you're able to leave reality at the door while living for the moment in fantasy, just as Walt Disney wanted.