"I just feel like everything is so overwhelming right now" "That's totally normal"
Amidst all the drama of my surgery, a close family friend of ours was diagnosed with cancer and very unexpectedly passed away. It was very fast, sudden, and no one really saw it coming, at least not this soon. It was my best friend's mother, and my mom's best friend. They met in prenatal classes and me and my bff were born 3 days apart. Needless to say, she was like my second mom.
With all of this happening and the amount of time I've had to be by myself and think, I've really had things put into perspective.
I've had a hard time dealing with the impact of my surgery and that's made it hard to keep positive.
As a mental exercise, whenever I'm out and about I try to notice things that I'm grateful for, or notice things or people that I'm more fortunate than. Needless to say this Thanksgiving, I will be very prepared.
I feel like this has been a great way for me to try and keep humbled about my life. My surgery was life altering, but it wasn't life stopping, in fact, it was life saving. I just need to remember that and focus on the good and not the bad. I'm adding a page to my blog called "Positives" where I'm going to list all the stuff I think of.
I hope all you spoonies are staying happy and healthy <3
