Someone told me I was trying to do too much, I should make sure to look after ourselves (and myself), that An Saol would happen, sooner or later, and there was only so much one could do. Relax, they said.
Relax. Imagine.
What kind of impression was I giving? What did I look like to them?
A nervous wreck, tired, unbalanced, and a bit manic?
Is this all a bit too much?
How do you expect someone in my situation to feel and to be? I’ve never been the most relaxed, laid back, let-it-be kind of person. But what do you do and how do you live in the most extraordinary circumstances?
Relax?
Go on, go on ! You need so much energy to do what you do. But take care of yourself because you are so necessary for a lot of people !
In my life, I’ve never done anything as consistently as what I do now. I’ll continue, one way or another. This is too important. (And I know I have your support!)
Do what you feel like, but don’t forget to listening to your body, he is the only one that can tell you to relax. Besos y abrazos
Your besos y abrazos are the best, Ana! -:)
Just continue to be yourself. Warts and all. Trauma changes people. It intensifies the good in you , but sometimes the not so good. One way or another what you are doing will bring about change especially in the way we look at people with disabilities.Dont stop the struggle. Just step off the treadmill every so often to recharge.
Won’t stop, Ruth. One way or the other.