We don’t always get what we deserve –that’s what I keep learning.
It’s 2 : 57 PM on day 1 000 of my journey towards independence and I’ve managed to brush my teeth, pray, read Deuteronomy 17, publish my Disability of the Day feature, publish my Kid of the Week feature, tweet and Facebook about my campaign – no luck – stretch my hamstrings, feed myself All Bran Flakes for breakfast, tweet and Facebook about my campaign some more- still no luck although someone did promise to donate I suppose that’s something – and practice typing with both hands.
As I sit at our dining table typing this I feel sluggish and bloated which sucks because I eat lots of fibre, drink boatloads of water and exercise to avoid the constipation that comes with having Cerebral Palsy I try so hard to do to everything right and life still treats me like crap it’s just so unfair. Are you aggrieved when you do most things right and life still treats you like crap?
Hey Nina!
Actually, I do know how you feel! I have an allergy to gluten, and I didn’t know this until I was 19 (last year) so no matter how hard I would try, i wouldn’t be as good as everyone else or as good as I knew I could be. How we reach to these tests is our personal test with God, so keep your head up and know that you have it better than others. Try to take it in the best way possible, and remember there are people there to lift you back up if you ever fall down. Thanks so much for watching my video (from autismadoptedson.com), I’m only a message away! 🙂
Neha
You’re welcome. Will do.