Winter, aka The Time I Am Most Likely to Be Down on Myself for the Silliest Things, is upon us. I am less than thrilled. Completely non-plussed. Sometimes utterly discouraged. I've beaten myself up psychologically before. I've tried to pretend things that bother me might go away if I look in the other direction.
I get more anxious about my future than I do my blood sugar levels, and I suppose in a way, that's good. I still feel like a mostly-normal human being, albeit sometimes a flawed and out-of-shape one.
But I'm still holding on. I keep reminding myself to revisit all the good and great things that have happened lately, and luckily, there are a lot of those.
I just need to remember to learn. To move on. To not ignore the things that frighten me because honey, they ain't goin' anywhere. I need to remember to wear my Dexcom all the time [dammit]. To realize that the numbers are very important, but they don't define who I am.
Can we all just take a minute to get all existential/philosophical and appreciate how beautiful and terrifying life can be, and that sometimes just still being here is a major achievement? Can we all just give each other a hug?
Hugs (((Hannah)))
ReplyDeleteDo you have the time in your schedule to do the adjusting and thinking and all of what your diabetes demands?
Yes, we can, and I'm giving you one huge hug now.
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