
It happened once more- my life looked like an episode of I Love Lucy or an MMA match with no rules. Nobody I know would believe it. Nobody I know would understand it. Everybody I know’s comments would increase the sting of it. So, I hold it on my own shoulders- alone.
Then it happens again… and again… and again… and again… If the definition of insanity is doing the same thing repeatedly, expecting (or in my case, hoping for) different results, my life has got to be insane! -Right?
NO! Just because I juggle crazy circumstances in my life doesn’t mean I am crazy. I know that my time, effort, and life are not pointless. God is bringing sanity to my life and the people around my life THROUGH me! However, these things are extremely hard to make people understand, and I have felt and been isolated often- just because nobody that I knew COULD understand.
I know that I need somebody who understands. I need to be able to share my experiences with somebody that’s not going to let their jaw drag the floor when I tell them about the meltdown I just survived or medication risks my family is enduring. This community is full of people that get it! I would love to share your stories here! Please email me an experience that you would like other people to hear about. Any kind is welcome- painful, hysterical, life-changing- you name it! Stories chosen will be shared anonymously on the blog. I can’t wait to hear from you!
Send me stories at: caregiverskeeper@yahoo.com
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