“Even when it’s dark, the stars come out.”
It’s the last day of Pain Awareness Month and I wanted to share a quote to remind everyone not to lose hope. Chronic and acute pain can often lead to exhaustion, depression, or despair. Maintaining a positive outlook that better days are ahead can help overcome some of that. Hope for less pain, better treatments, or maybe even a cure.
“Don’t lose hope. Even when it’s dark, the stars come out.”
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There are better days ahead.
As I posted on Instagram this morning, “May your Friday be short, and your weekend be long!” š
“There are better days ahead.”
Making small, incremental changes can have a profound and lasting effect on your life.
What one thing can you be thankful for today? More than one? Bonus! This year has been a struggle for me to be thankful or grateful for much. Grief and pain can do that to a person. But I can always find at least one thing every day to make me smile.
“There is always something to be thankful for.”
For Pain Awareness Month, I wanted to share my thoughts. Pain may not be our choice, but how we deal with the pain in our life and how we respond to our pain is our choice. Attitude matters.
I am not my pain. I choose not to let it define me.
Choose wisely, my friends.
Cheers!
Cynthia
My Inspired Fibro Life 