Thinking Positive
After all the messed up blood glucose levels, being sick and going through a very difficult rough patch I really feel like I have started to turn that corner and think positive. You can only go through so much before you just go no more.
It can be incredibly hard for me to think positive when I am having a tough time with Low glucose levels at the moment but I also get past it and I refuse to let it ruin my day. I try to see the positive side of things, as I have gotten older and more mature I have learned to let go of a lot of crap and drama I just don't want or need the drama.
For me positive thinking, it gives me something to focus on. There are times I will say to myself before I start work "I will have a good day" and I will do my best to try and have a good day.
Thinking positive it gives me something to think about literally and I have some great things coming up like the Delta Goodrem Concert, Em Rusciano Try Hard Show and Christmas yes i said it Christmas. I love Christmas it is my favourite time of year. Back to positive thinking, I think it is important to keep busy or have a few things to do or go to so you're not alone and thinking negative thoughts.
I experience a fair bit of frustration but I don't let it get to me too much, for example I don't sleep well and as a result I never wake up energised or wake up feeling refreshed. It is not a good feeling going to work and feeling exhausted before midday. As I said I don't let this get to me too much but it can be hard to control my emotions and moods when I am really tired. It goes to show for me that positive thinking can change the way you think and affect your life.
I gotta say reflecting on everything that has happened I can safely say I have been through a lot this year and guess what? I am still standing although at times I feel so beaten by my Diabetes I still get up in the morning and I get on with my day. It is possible to have good days when you have a medical condition. I always try to look on the bright side of life even on my dark days.
I hope you enjoy this post, Reflection posts will be an ongoing thing and you can expect to see them monthly maybe quarterly.
Until next time
Jenna
For me positive thinking, it gives me something to focus on. There are times I will say to myself before I start work "I will have a good day" and I will do my best to try and have a good day.
Thinking positive it gives me something to think about literally and I have some great things coming up like the Delta Goodrem Concert, Em Rusciano Try Hard Show and Christmas yes i said it Christmas. I love Christmas it is my favourite time of year. Back to positive thinking, I think it is important to keep busy or have a few things to do or go to so you're not alone and thinking negative thoughts.
I experience a fair bit of frustration but I don't let it get to me too much, for example I don't sleep well and as a result I never wake up energised or wake up feeling refreshed. It is not a good feeling going to work and feeling exhausted before midday. As I said I don't let this get to me too much but it can be hard to control my emotions and moods when I am really tired. It goes to show for me that positive thinking can change the way you think and affect your life.
I gotta say reflecting on everything that has happened I can safely say I have been through a lot this year and guess what? I am still standing although at times I feel so beaten by my Diabetes I still get up in the morning and I get on with my day. It is possible to have good days when you have a medical condition. I always try to look on the bright side of life even on my dark days.
I hope you enjoy this post, Reflection posts will be an ongoing thing and you can expect to see them monthly maybe quarterly.
Until next time
Jenna