10 years ago I refused post secondary to adopt a life of self inflicted poverty and hardness. 10 years ago, I refused
10 years ago, I was between apartments because my bf at the time (8 years older than me, abusive to me at 17) couldn't pay the bills or keep any priority other than his penis straight.
6 years ago, I left him, moved back "home" with my daughter, registered for nursing school and moved to a 2 bedroom apartment in a bigger city, put my girl in preschool and went to college.
Mom and dad
1 of my best friends at the time and still now
OW provided by the office in the town I so wanted to leave
My college profs
The guy I ended up marrying
His family
My family
A few friends
Character I had built
I did not finish the nursing program. Anxiety and other conflicts showed me that nursing wasnt my path.
But it was from lost time, effort, knowledge or student debt.
(Cracked screen... excuse typos)
My husband has supported me through many panic and anxiety attacks. We have struggled as often as we have not, but we have learned and worked hard!
We used resources at our disposal
Our families have helped shaped us into who we are! Our experiences helped build character and give new, different, sometimes uncomfortable perspectives .
1 important thing that I learned is that there is always a common denominator in every problem.
A mind isn't always rational and a heart isn't always practical. The gut, however, tends to be a relatively happy
Learn to put others judgment and opinion of you or your actions into perspective.
What comes from nothing means nothing
Learn to learn! From everything and everyone! Learn to empower yourself, because, at the end of the day, only you can actually empower yourself! People can help and support you, but only you can do for you!!
Nighty night!
If I inspired even 1 person with any of this, my goal for this evening has been met!!!
Much Love!