Just go with it– that’s what I keep learning 🙂
It’s 2 : 33 PM on day 625 of my journey towards independence and I’ve managed to brush my teeth, drink Green Tea by myself, feed myself All Bran Flakes, a boiled egg and a banana for breakfast, publish my Disability of the Day feature, add Shasta’s Kickstarter widget to the sidebar of this blog – Shasta over at Outrageous Fortune wrote a children’s book called Dark & Light: A love story for babies to raise money to pay for her son Malachi’s medical expenses (Malachi is almost two and has Cerebral Palsy) please support Shasta’s Kickstarter campaign – and exercise my right hand – I cut sausage into smaller pieces using a knife with my right hand today I had the hardest time picking up the knife with my right hand I wish I had exercised more but stuff came up.
This morning I had planned out my whole day and everything was going great until my grandma had a semi-meltdown – according to doctors she has Dementia so meltdowns are to be expected – now that I look back on it I’m glad it happened because I learned what it truly means to be present while my grandma was in a state of irritation my only goal was to find out what was bothering her and fix it I wasn’t thinking about all the other things I had to do like I usually did when I was doing something. Have you learned to tear up your schedule and just go with it?
I’m a list person and slowly learning to let go of it. This doesn’t mean I won’t get my tasks accomplished but trying to change my approach. Not easy but with time I’ll see it was the best thing for me. Thanks for post 🙂
You’re welcome 🙂 I am also trying to change my approach but like you said it’s hard I’m hoping it will get easier with time 🙂