Showing posts with label why me. Show all posts
Showing posts with label why me. Show all posts

Monday, May 19, 2014

Frustration block, continued...


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Sometimes I can just scream because I get so frustrated. Perhaps if I screamed it would help unblock these feelings! This week I have been frustrated with my health.

Wednesday night I started getting extremely sick and the vomiting continued for 12 hours. It felt like the flu times 10 even though I did get my flu shot many months ago.

Today is Sunday and I still feel horrible. This is driving me crazy. I’m lightheaded and every time I eat, my food gives me a sour stomach and heartburn. I awake each morning with cramps. I’m sure my system was probably traumatized from some sort of virus leaving my digestive system off balance but the time it is taking to come back around seems like an eternity. Also, my energy is at about 20% as apposed to the high level I’m usually navigating life with; I want to get back to feeling healthy!

Universe, can you help me out?

I have tried to surrender to my lack of control given my circumstances; I’ve not done much this weekend but not really by choice. When I try to get active, I start feeling sick again.

So, tonight I am wallowing in the present moment asking for my lesson and attempting to release all of my blocks. I even listened to some energy healing meditations.

Lord help me!

Friday, September 20, 2013

Why me mode, continued...



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I am a sucker for a story of inspiration like the one shared in Amy Anderson’s article that I linked to in mine piece. Can you imagine being deaf and blind and still being able to find a way to dwell on your blessings instead of your sorrows? If anyone has a right to feel sorry for his or herself, a blind and deaf person is entitled. But instead, this young adult uses her story to inspire others to find joy in their lives.

If you clicked onto Amy’s article you would have read that this women did recover her hearing through surgery. I’m sure this changed her world.

Think about your life, now think of it without sound and in darkness, pretty drastic shift, huh?

Whatever you are going through, you can overcome it. You have a glass half full not a glass half empty. Persevere...