A Glimpse Of My FUTURE

Day 20 of Suicide Prevention Awareness Month:

It’s been sixty-six days since my homelessness. This transition has been difficult, yet eye opening. There have been good days and bad days. I’ve laughed and I’ve cried. I’ve loss and I’ve gained. In this short time period, I’ve even ended relationships, yet developed new ones and renewed others. As I leave my class, and prepare to enjoy time with friends, I smile. I am greatful for this sixty-six days. Although it hasn’t been easy, I won’t complain. I may be a bit frustrated, but I smile in thanks. I purposely try to find positivity in every negative situation. Thinking about how my week began, and seeing where I am today, confirms, for me, that God is in the midst.On Monday, I wanted to run. I was heartbroken and frustrated. Giving up on life was all I could think about…I prayed. God showed up, and I’m thankful that I kept going. Had I given up, I would have missed out on the beauty of today. Looking out of the window, I think about all of the people who don’t have a mattress to sleep on. Many have no friend’s house to stay in. Therefore, I am thankful for what I do have. I am not in the ideal situation, but I’m greatful. God is using my situation to meet people who need help so that I can love them back to life. I love what I see when I get A GLIMPSE OF MY FUTURE; therefore, I keep going.There is a beautiful future awaiting you too. Keep going, because if you give up, you’ll miss it. On this Self-love Self-care Saturday, love on yourself so much that you want to experience the beautiful future God has waiting for you. In order to experience it, you must keep going. Have an amazing day on Purpose. Remember that if you can’t be good at least be KIND. GOD LOVES YOU AND SO DO I!

Dani 💋❤️

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Published by dyingtobeperfect1926

I am a recently single mother of four wonderful adult children. I love young people and have a passion for developing and motivating people. After spending over thirty years in the customer service industry, and my world was suddenly turned upside down, I found myself having to start my life over. Realizing that I could no longer maintain a healthy mental state while working with the public, I decided to use my passion for helping people and motivating US to turn our PAIN INTO POWER.

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