Thread:CorgiMom/@comment-31527938-20170920035154/@comment-29989042-20170927030300

Lissa, I adore you. There is so much openness, encouragement, and wisdom in your words, and I always feel lifted up after reading your posts! I'm so glad you have a therapist who helps you so much with your PTSD. When I was suffering from it, I felt so isolated. It wasn't until my sister and my hubby (who was just my boyfriend then) talked me into getting help. The very first phone call I made to a therapist turned out to be the best help I could've gotten. That was over 20 years ago, and today I'm hardly affected by it at all. I hope and pray that that is what it's like for you too, in time. When I am bothered by it, I have everything I need to take care of it and am at peace 99% of the time.

Thank you for sharing your wisdom about accepting your ADHD. I am a control freak too (leading to my OCD), and you are so right about not fighting or pushing against things. It took me a loooooong time to learn that, though. In fact, until I realized and accepted how severe my narcolepsy was 2 years ago, I was a messy wreck. When we decided I shouldn't return to work, I had a lot of time to come to terms with my illness, my limits, and accept my losses. I still see a counselor to this day, but God is good and is in charge, and for the most part I'm getting used to my new life and finding a new peace and happiness. I hope you're finding peace and happiness too, my friend! 💖🌸🤗😘🤗🌸💖