And during our conversation, she reminded me of where I have been in my past- afraid to take risks, petrified to let go, battling with depression and lack of confidence. My divorce, losing a parent, being fired from a job, struggling with parenting.
Then there was my back.
Yes, I fell apart. Big time.
Then there was my back.
Yes, I fell apart. Big time.
And I'm grateful for those experiences. Because each hurt, each struggle, each letting go meant that I could say goodbye to those pieces that didn't fit, and pick up a new shiny piece of me.
And it feels incredible. And freeing. And maybe I will find more shiny pieces along the way- a piece that allows me to love again, a piece that lets me walk through this life with wonder and joy, and a piece that allows me to revel in my friends and family and new opportunities.
So yes, I guess the falling apart does need to happen.
Because I'm loving this falling together.
The best part of life falling apart is choosing the pieces to pick back up.
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just saw this. meow back!
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