Pay no mind to those who pity you no matter who they are– that’s what I learned today.

It’s 3 : 58 PM on day 920 of my journey towards independence and I’ve managed to stretch my hamstrings, take off my dirty t-shirt and put a clean t-shirt on – I almost had an embarrassing moment when a visitor came by while I was dressing myself luckily mom helped me finish getting dressed before the woman came to say hi to me –    brush my teeth,  try to clean myself in the bathroom,    feed myself All Bran Flakes with Soy Milk for breakfast, pray, read Exodus 40, publish my Disability of the Day feature, practice sitting up straight to strengthen my core muscles,  practice typing with both hands and feed rice and curry for lunch.

This morning my sister called we had a brief conversation after which my mom took the phone, walked to the other room and said it’s your sister’s birthday on Monday we should do something she’s sitting alone [all the time] the pity in her voice broke my heart and I told her as much through my tears I expect strangers to pity me because they don’t see all that I do but for my own mother who sees everything I do and how hard I try to pity me was beyond me it’s okay though I’m over it God sees all that I do and He does not pity me. Do you feel pitiful when people pity you?

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