I love this quote from Melchor Lim. We can’t change the
past, we are living in the present, but we do have some say about the future.
I
write about attitude quite a bit in this blog because there are times in our lives where we feel trapped. We begin to believe that our
destiny is already written for us. Living with Kennedy’s Disease, a neuromuscular
disorder, can have that effect.
I know, at times, I have to be careful about feeling trapped
with no escape. It happens when I am most vulnerable. Some capability is taken
away from me, or some desire to do something is no longer an option. Out of
frustration, I’ll forecast these negative thoughts into the future.
Fortunately, someone who reads this blog writes or comments
and I realize that there is still tomorrow. If I become creative, perhaps a
reasonable solution can be applied to the situation. At times, we are our own worst
enemy. During these times, we forget who we are, and, all that we have
triumphed over.
Our lives didn’t end with Kennedy’s Disease. Yes, our world is
constantly changing, but so was it before this condition entered our lives. Will we let the past pull us
down, or the future raise us up? The choice is ours.
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