What one small thing would make your life better.....?

Night's sleep would be pretty wonderful. Unfortunately, itis DH who really "helps" for the bad nights; probably the least restful bed companion. He gets very sad when I "divorce" for a night or two to get good sleep - so it is for life

it would be to stop pain

That all my children got on better! But, what can I do - absolutely nothing!!

Oh to have the body I had in my 20's, with fully working knees!

More will power, well, any will power would be nice!

To get back the sight I had 10 years ago.

To be able to walk without pain.

To have the working pain free joints I had in my 30's with no metal inserted.

Not to go to the loo several times a night

JBF I would agree with you. My aches and pains are as nothing compared to the suffering of so many people in the world.

To be able to sleep!

A shower stool. hugs

To remember small things I keep forgetting

Business Class would do!

To retire at 60 .. would only have a year to go. Instead it's seven years!!!

like others on here - no arthritic joints and no pain [goes together so it counts as one].

and a small second one - all my own teeth with no fillings!!

To have some willing helpers to assist in packing/clearing the house for my forthcoming move to a much smaller place. I'm feeling overwhelmed by it all.

There is of course a lot of misery in the world - but we should not let it stop us being light-hearted at times - being miserable does not help these poor souls and I am sure we all make our contributions to the various relevant charities and do our bit.

My house to sell for a really good price.

To have a gas fire which I don't have to kneel on the floor to turn on( I can't kneel or if I do get up) and I like the glow on a dull day

To be able to eat without suffering heartburn, and also not getting up to pee at night!

I'm with Loopylou and Marmark1 too. Tinnitus and deafness are a pain and it would be lovely if they just disappeared. Would be nice if the joints were a bit more mobile as well.

The perennial joints, ergo no pain. Having had a hip replacement last year I have got my life back, but still some pain. Really want to get back to the very energetic person I have always been.

To have arms like Twizzle (remember him?) so that I can reach all the things that I've forgotten to gather near my chair once I've sat down for the evening in front of the telly. Then I wouldn't have to keep shifting the small dog off my lap and getting up and down several dozen times to get all those things.

Just one straightforward control panel to work the TV, DVD player, and You View. Invariably I get something sorted out, start watching, and then a part of me touches another of the panels and it all goes skewiff and I have to get up, put the light on, and start over again.

Same as Alima........less fear of driving and able to go to a proper town in the car!