Of course, there’s a bit of everything. Look for people who inspire you. You’ll find some others you’re not going to like, but you have to know you’ll end up like those who are the best for you. I’m sure that in the job you have or want to have there’s people you like more and less… and you don’t think you’re going to become like the latter!
I’ll always remember these words I read in Hannah Durbin’s blog (which unfortunately is no longer available): “I was told to leap from the cliff and embrace the free fall. I was promised that recovery would be on the other side. I didn’t believe them, but I jumped anyway. And here I am today, on the other side, telling you to jump”.
Here I am today too, almost reaching the other side and realizing that the darkness I saw from my cliff isn’t such, but a bright gem. Had I seen what I see today, I’d have jumped without thinking twice. But in fact I’d seen it, just through the eyes of whose who had preceded me in this way. What happens is that I couldn’t totally believe it, although it was enough to start. Believe me. It’s worth it. Jump.
Wow… sin palabras. Hace ya meses que tengo un deseo muy grande de recuperarme. Tengo 28 y llevo prácticamente la mitad de mi vida con anorexia y bulimia, cada día es una lucha pero hasta este momento es que de verdad deseo salir adelante y dejar esta vida atrás. Quiero ser sana, fuerte y dar lo mejor de mi misma. No sé como es que llegué a este blog, y a este post, pero es hermoso como expresas estos pasos y como tomas en cuenta a Dios. Muchisimas gracias por compartirlo, me han dado ganas de llorar al leerlo y aún más ganas de aplicar tus consejos y esforzarme por mi recuperación.
Dios te bendiga, saludos desde México!
Muchas gracias por tu comentario, me hace muy feliz saber que ha supuesto un impulso para tu recuperación! Mucho ánimo, rezaré por ti.