Welcome to another week at Humbly Courageous. I’m glad you are here! Instead of saying I have to, try replacing that with I get to. Over time, watch how that changes the way you see things. Your abilities. You will start to see things differently. That is something that has really helped me. Focusing on what I get to do instead of making excuses and not using the abilities I do have today. Wasting time and being angry about what I can’t do instead of being happy with what I get to do. Even things like household chores that I’m still able to do. Most things like laundry or cooking have to be adapted in a way that works for me, but I’m still able to do those things. I try my best just to be grateful for the ability to keep doing those things. Tomorrow’s abilities aren’t promised. I’m feeling that more and more. Between my disease and aging, I feel like everyday is a huge battle to come out ahead. Living with Muscular Dystrophy, I am often trying to find that happy place between the fee
Hello and welcome to another week at Humbly Courageous. If you are new, I am so glad you stopped by. Each week, it's so exciting to see how many are reading. It's been a labor of love, so when I see that this little blog is reaching others, it makes my heart happy! The weeks leading up to my spring break trip with my family and some of our friends, I couldn’t figure out why I was feeling so hesitant. Every time I would think about going, I wasn’t feeling the excitement I used to feel leading up to a vacation to the beach. I used to count the number of sleeps before a beach vacation. Now, as the date got closer and closer I started to panic a little more. It was bugging me and I was frustrated with myself because it’s certainly something to be grateful for. Then, it hit me. The reason I was feeling this way. Going to the beach has become increasingly harder for me with each year that goes by, and my disease and age take away my strength. It makes me cry to think about how once