Goodbye sun

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Goodbye year.

If I were to choose a word for the year, and I’ve been trying, it would be afraid. For a number of reasons, I’ve been treading water, going nowhere fast.

It’s not really a way to live a life.

When you are afraid, you don’t grow, or explore, or make. You just get by. You go through the motions, do what is necessary. People might not be able to tell you are afraid from the outside, you might just seem quiet. Or tired. Or ill.

But I have been afraid. Afraid of my mind, during the whole autism diagnosis process. (Am I normal, am I not? Who am I? Will I change? ). Afraid of my body after the fit that wasn’t a fit. (Epilepsy? Not? )

Afraid to make changes, afraid to make decisions. So very tired of being afraid.

I’m saying goodbye to the fear.

I’m choosing that in 2015 I will allow myself to Dream and then I will make the changes and take the decisions to make my dreams come true.

What’s your word?


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3 responses to “Goodbye sun”

  1. I hope 2015 is a better year for you. Well done for making such a positive decision. My word is tired 😉 and my simple aim for 2015 is to sleep more! Happy new year.xx

  2. *hugs* Very similar year here, I have been afraid too. I hope that 2015 is better for both of us

  3. I chose the word ‘nourish’ for 2014, its been a very un-nourishing year 🙁
    I ‘m choosing ‘create’ for 2015. I hope its a better for all of us. Xx

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