When Feeling Different

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Always remember you are just as beautiful on the outside as you are on the inside. I recently read this story and wanted to share it - as many of us struggle with medical issues that make us feel different than other people.

But read this woman's story - and what she did to take care of her children.

Our world is no different yesterday as it is today - but I think regardless of facial expressions she is beautiful in her own unique way. Her story I thought deserved to be shared as I know many of us on here suffer from pain disorders, disabilities, and the feelings that she most likely felt on the inside.

That makes me ask the question; what would you do for Love? To myself - it was having to stick up for myself so I was not treated bad by my former significant other. Hoping, maybe one day he will change.

Blessings In Christ,
Honeeecombs

 

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Thank you for sharing. Beautiful story!

 

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Great story

 

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Happy labor day to all. Those that have the day off, enjoy the day. Those that need to work, be safe.

 

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Honeeecombs -- Thank u 4 this beautiful story. A Mother's love knows no bounds! And here I was, worried about the fact that my Xiidra eye drops roll down my cheeks & leave a white trail! Knowing her story b4 I saw her picture, I didn't find her ugly!!

 

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It's a beautiful story. No one in this world is ugly. In my opinion, everyone is beautiful

 

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@artiejr;

Very much so. Everyone is beautiful in there own unique way.

May anyone who comes here and feels different for who they are or symptoms or conditions we all share - be reminded just as Dumbledore once said -

"happiness can be found even in the darkest of places, if one only seeks to turn on the light"

Blessings In Christ,
Honeeecombs

 

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When I was growing up, I thought I was the only one who was a bedwetter. It was always a family secret. Little did I know that I wasn't. My doctor's assured me that many kids wet the bed. No one ever talked about it. I now realized that probably at least 20 kids I went to high school with, were bedwetter a too. I stopped bedwetting around age 18, only to have it start again a short time later, Off and on for several years,only now it's been an issue for the past 50 years or so. A minor inconvenience, presently

 

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My daughter wet the bed the night b4 my surgery. So, it would seem that this was an emotional response to my being away from home, being operated on. So fear, I guess.