1. Think well of myself.
2. Remember how far I have already come.
3. Refuse to ruminate over past mistakes or failures.
4. Refuse to get pulled down by others’ negativity.
5. Enjoy life’s little pleasures – like flowers and sunrises.
6. Be present in this moment.
7. Breathe, relax, and smile.
Hey there everyone!
Another change has happened within the last few weeks… I post a positive message (image) to my Instagram account every day! It’s typically a message that I will take with me through my day and I hope that seeing it helps others during their day. Check it out here!
Through all of the dark times, Christmas brings a cheery light that shines. Remember the ones who held your hand when you needed it the most, On this holiday, give them a big hug and hold them very close. Even though you may be in a lot of pain, Remember to live in the moment […]
via A Chronic Christmas Poem — Life with an Illness
Dear Doctor, Before I start, I want you to know I’m not even mad. You’re not the first or probably the last to turn over my case. The moment that you gave me the pity look, and said “you will never get better, you will have a feeding tube the rest of your life, and […]
via An Open Letter to the Doctor Who Gave up on Me — Life with an Illness
My heart is full and happy that you considered me to be nominated! Thank you for nominating me for the awesome blogger award, Ella! I truly appreciate it and I appreciate you! Please make sure you check out her blog, here! She writes about crafts and fashion! I always enjoy reading her posts and you will too! Thank […]
via Awesome Blogger Award Nomination! — Life with an Illness
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