What sort of victories or road blocks have you faced this week? Are you hanging in there? Need anything?
I hope this finds you well.
And may we all be here to help and lift each other up.
“Sometimes life is hard … so we have to squeeze it, touch it, play with it, and make it soft like a dough! Now it’s soft enough to be shaped in any way we want! Keep moving, touching life, as this will keep it smooth and fun!”
― Karina Fonseca Azevedo
Much love to you.
~Lisa
Today is one month since my seventh Endometriosis-related surgery (excision, adhesion removal, and supracervical hysterectomy). When I have the time (and a smidge more information) I cannot wait to share all of the details with you.
But today is not that day.
Do you know what today is, though?
It’s the day you’re getting a virtual hug from me…!
“Don’t give up when dark times come. The more storms you face in life, the stronger you’ll be. Hold on. Your greater is coming.”
― Germany Kent
Hang in there
“We forget that without inches we’d never have miles. Therefore, work toward the miles but celebrate the inches.”
― Craig D. Lounsbrough
Never forget to celebrate even the tiniest of victories.
Don’t think you have one? You do. We just need to find it.
If you ever need to talk to someone, just to be heard, or have questions, or want to say hello. Reach out.
Whew! It’s been several weeks!
On April 6th, I had another surgery! Been recovering and had my post-op yesterday! I’ll be sure to share all the details (and photos) at another time.
I hope you’re doing as well as you can be. Today’s quote is for you:
“When the well’s nearly dry and you’re not sure you have the strength to persevere, fill up on love and friendship, then take another step, and then another…”
― Liza M. Wiemer
Always, ALWAYS, feel like you can reach out for support. If you don’t have anyone near you, email me! I’m here for you. Having support, in any situation, is so important.
You can get through this; whatever it may be.
Much love to you.
Lisa
It’s Friday. Seems I skipped last week. Ran out of spoons for the week.
Today?
This is for everyone.
“I may be in pain, but I am not weak.”
― Veronica Roth, Carve the Mark“
Remember that. Even on the days where all you can do is lay in bed and cry. Or pop and pill and succumb to the Fog. Or push through the pain because you have no choice.
Whatever action you do, or do not, take while in pain: YOU ARE NOT WEAK. Ever.
Today, think better. Not only of yourself, but with any negativity.
Let’s turn things around, one wee thought at a time
“My challenge to you today is to observe your thoughts and internal dialogue and recognize if and when you speak poorly to yourself. We all have moments of self-deprecation and very often we are too hard on ourselves. Today, start to be caring and supportive of yourself. Observe that little voice in your head and say something positive to yourself instead!”
― Elaine Seiler, Getting Rid of Negative Energy
Have a wonderful weekend.
Much love to you all.
Lisa
You know what day it is. And you know what that means!
“Life teaches us to
Bend like the willow during a storm
Glide like an eagle
Under the sun mighty and warm
But to stand together
No matter the weather
Unity is all for the better”
― Marie Helen Abramyan
And speaking of together: what are you doing on March 26th? Feel like donning some yellow and going for a walk? Due to the ongoing Covid-19 concerns, we’re not encouraging group gatherings, but go for a walk with us, snap a pick, blast it on your social media or drop it here so we can share it.
Our online virtual walk is freeeeee.
Sometimes all you can do is hold on tight.
But know that you’re not alone. We’re holding on tight together, side-by-side. Some are ready to catch ya if you fall. And others, ready to hoist you up if you need a hand.
We are a mighty force of friends, Warriors, and a family.
Much love to you.
Whatever you may be enduring. We are all here for you.
What are you needing to let go of? And do you have the strength to do so? Far easier said than done.
“The key to being able to let go of all the stuff you’re holding on to is knowing that you’ll be okay if you don’t have it.
And that’s the truth.
You can survive with very little. And though the passing of people and things can be painful, you will survive.” ~John C. Parkin
Ugh.
Bloomin' Uterus 