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- November 26, 2017 at 6:11 am #15455
Hello, please let me thank you all in advance for any advice given! This is the first question and I’m having trouble putting it into words. Basically I have separated recently and am now raising two young kids. I’m physically disabled so finances are minimal. Yet I am the happiest I’ve been in years. Though my children’s future still worries me. I guess I just want to know if I have taken the right direction as I’m at a crossroad, any insights at all would be very appreciated.
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S.W
November 29, 2017 at 6:28 am #15496
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Credits: 735.00The crossroad feels healthy and a good step. See a lot of toxic energy from the past, and this person isn’t likely going to change. She’s a contrarian on steroids.
Time to focus on the future. I got in a wreck years ago, could have got disability, handicapped sticker, but I didn’t. If possible, loose the disabled label and outsmart your challenges. Stephen Hawkins didn’t let it stop him. I see a lot of negative thinking and emotional junk that needs to go, or you might keep repeating what you just came out of.
Here’s a good one for you:
https://www.lifeleap.org/community/forums/topic/law-of-attraction/
November 29, 2017 at 9:32 am #15516Hi and thank you for replying.
You are definitely spot on there, a lot of not so pleasant experiences influencing me subconsciously. I always try to think positively, but the negative is always ready to put his two cents in. I like to think I am getting stronger at seeing the ray of hope, but bitter disappointment usually is the outcome. Though I ALWAYS brush it off (or it just being hurried, I’m starting to wonder), and soldier on.
As a favourite character of mine once said, “learn to wear it as armour, then it can never be used to hurt you.”
That is what I have done with my pain and limitations, there is nothing I can not do, it just hurts.
I do not use a handicap permit either, I leave that to people worse off.I hope that explains myself a little more honestly than I am with myself. I thank you for replying, was harder than you realise for me to post.
Thank you.
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