Kid at Heart (Part 2)

By: child at heart now loving life (View Profile)

It is a low income/disabled apartment complex and I love it here. I do not know at exactly what time or point that my life changed for the better, I just know that it did. I remember as a child asking God why all of this was happening and asking him if I would ever find my happiness.

This prayer I thought went unanswered for the longest time, but if I would have just looked around me as an adult going through what I call my deep depression things were just fine they were okay and so was I if I would of let myself be.

I was my own worst enemy. My triplet brother and his wife always had good positive things to say to me and when I thought that I just didn’t care and wasn’t listening I actually did hear them and it all really started to sink in. I bless them every day for not ever giving up on me even when I had totally given up on myself.

My mental health with the help of medications, therapy, a couple of family members and God’s great love could not be better and I remember just a year ago when I moved into my new apartment when I said a prayer telling God thank you for helping me find my way and my happiness.

My physical health is poor right now, for those ten years I spent just lying in that bed trying to sleep my life away, my physical health was great. Now I have a catheter coming out of my belly called a supra pubic catheter, I have an injured back and get ill a lot due to infections in my bladder.

I do not walk all that great now and use the aid of my electric wheel chair when going out even just to cross the street to get a soda. But, I still could not be happier. Even though I may have pain and may shed some tears from time to time, I can still smile.

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posted: 01.09.2008
Emily Foster
i am sorry that you had to go though some thing as this and im glade that you shared what you did with not only me but everone around you. God is with you don't forget!!!
posted: 01.03.2008
Forgiven
I really liked what you wrote you are a strong person with a good heart. Your never alone with God I am happy to be able to read your story I know your have helped someone who has read this. Thank You for your words
posted: 01.01.2008
Suzanne White
Dear Child at Heart, I don't think it's about survival. It's about courage. The courage to learn to love yourself as you are, to make the changes and improvements that you dare and can handle without stress and to continue singing loud and clear. You might not be Barbara Streisand or Diana Krall or Celine Dion... but you are YOU and (bucket or no bucket) singing is a right as well as a privilege given to all of us at birth. You are a brave woman now. Don't look back. Just keep on walking toward the next goal and when you have reached that one, think up another. You're on your way! Bravo and Love, Suzanne@suzannewhite.com
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