I would like to take a moment to wish all a Happy International Women’s Day. This is a shout out to all mothers, daughters, sisters, grandmothers, great-grandmothers, aunts, cousins, granddaughters, stepmoms, wives, partners and friends, all who love others on a daily basis. You, my dears, make the world a much better place.
Please take a moment to thank a women in your life, you don’t need to give specific names, just a comment so I can celebrate her with you!
Hello all you wonderful people who chose to stop by today, it is always so good to see you again. It seems if the weeks are coming around a lot faster these days, or it is just me?!
Here in The United States we will be celebrating Thanksgiving next week. This time of year is my absolute favorite, the beautiful trees, the cooler (but not cold) weather which appeals to my being as I am able to spend more time out-of-doors.
So, in the spirit of Thanksgiving, I was wondering if you can think of one positive thing that has come as a result of your chronic illness?
Thank you for sharing your thoughts, it is such an honor for me to join in your discussions.
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When the sun begins to stream down on you, please don’t hide. Fill yourself with gratefulness and allow the healing rays to soak deep into your being……
~ I hope today is treating you well, this is my prayer for you.
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I would like to take this moment to wish all of you amazingly wonderful people, who use part of your precious time to visit me here at SimplyChronicallyIll, a very Merry Christmas and a safe and healing New Year!
Thank you for being such supportive, kind and encouraging people that allow me to see the best that humans have to offer. It is such an honor to be part of the WP bloggers.
I will return in February when I look forward to seeing all of you again. Please remember to be kind to yourself and each other, this world can be a brutal place and you may be the only kindness someone experiences.
“Imagine what our neighborhoods would be like if each of us offered, as a matter of course, just one kind word to another person.”
~ Mr. Fred Rogers
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I wanted to take a moment today to thank each of you who bless me with your presence here on simplychronicallyill.
Every one of you have enriched my life with your kindness, comments, knowledge and encouragement and I am thankful for every visit.
Wishing all you a day of peace, love, laughter, smiles and kindness.
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Sending a sincere and loving THANK YOU to all of you out there who make this world a better place. I read your achievements daily……helping others through your encouraging words, beautiful and creative writings, beneficial information and prayers.
YOU are what makes this world so special and I am honored to be a very small part of it.
May God bless each of you with a peaceful Christmas season and a joyous New Year.
Until 2019,
wendi
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i feel safe from the world
i feel safe from my fears
this safety allows me to stop my tears
i hate feeling scared of what might be
but i am thankful that you are here to calm me
to whisper to me that it will all be ok
that you will, through it all, with me, will stay
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You were there from the beginning. I didn’t see it, but you were there. Waiting for me to notice………..to open my eyes to the gift that I was being given. I wasn’t aware it was a gift for me…………one to have and to hold, in sickness and in health.
I was scared of the gift……….maybe it wasn’t the right time to accept, maybe it wouldn’t last, maybe it was just wrong.
But you held on to the gift………..waiting for a time that I was ready to accept.
As the veil was lifted from my eyes……….I saw you, really saw you for the first time. You were my gift from God, a treasure beyond my wildest dreams.
Thank you for waiting………..thank you for being…………
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