Tomorrow is never promised, so I live for today. I live for the things that I moved past, because it was an obstacle for me to stop. There have been great events and people who had a major influence on how I got to the position I’m in now. One thing about me, I always give credit where it’s due. If it wasn’t for the push of my City to go out and be better, my industry family telling me to never doubt myself and just keep going beyond what I thought I could do, and my medical condition, I wouldn’t be where I am today. Things happen, and doors open and close for a reason, how you choose to depict that situation is up to you, but I’ll sit around and wait for nothing or nobody because I worked hard to get to where I am today. Yes, it is hard to have multiple things to do in one day, it is hard to operate off of my medication daily, but as an adult who has and will live on their own, I can’t depend on anyone but myself. It’s a pride thing, who will really be around forever?
Remembering that people have passed from Epilepsy allows the harder things in life to become more easier. When I say this, I mean it forces me to take care of myself in great manner, keeping up with my doctors, medications, and anything else needed so that people don’t have to say goodbye, but clap for the continuous things that I have and will continue to overcome. It makes me happy knowing that for almost 8 years, I have had Epilepsy, and overcoming the situation. Turning it into something positive, and leaving a mark everywhere I go. So when I think about life, in my eyes you only get one of everything, when it’s gone to soon, maybe it wasn’t for me, NEXT. When I think about life, I think about those who picked me up, watched, or dealt with one of my seizures and how strong they are for doing so. When I think about life, I think about the time I had 27 consecutive seizures back to back, opened my eyes, and watching the Doctor jump back explaining that those were very powerful seizures and anything could’ve happened. I’m here for a real reason, I have a mission to complete with or without support. To my continuous supporters, I appreciate you. To those who helped save my life, I appreciate you. To my angels, I GRADUATED WITH AN ASSOCIATE OF ARTS BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION, and no I’m not done.
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