Some days are so long. I have spent many days of the last week in incredible pain. Finding pain management techniques that do not lead to other injury is a challenge. Using Mindfulness, Yoga, and even some Thai Chi movements have worked to help keep me on track. I am so unpleasant when I am hurting, it is ridiculous. (I find I have so many apologies to make.) Those are "Awesome" days; think "Shock and Awe".
I am choosing today to take back "Awesome". I have an amazing life with incredible people in it. My father in law and I have completed our Thai Chi breathing today and I have done my new PT exercises. I can walk my son to school. Grocery and emergency services are within walking distance. I have an amazing network of friends and family that are invested in my progress. I can do this.
If you are negative, want to troll around, or complain- don't bother me. I'm working on my Awesome.
A personal journey beginning the day I was rushed from the Emergency Room and admitted to the hospital to be treated for a large brain tumor. Through this life experience I try to share lessons I have learned and my faith in God is a large part of that. Some images can be graphic in nature, dealing with injury and subject matter can be triggering for some readers.
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