Might As Well Jump
What’s the biggest risk you’d like to take — but haven’t been able to? What would have to happen to make you comfortable taking it?
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I would have wished I could have gone to a regular college and finished it. I took one semester and got pregnant.
To do it today I would have to get well enough to get off SSDI and pay off my old school loans that are deferred since I am permanently disabled. Can’t see a miraculous cure coming along for everything that is wrong with me so I will have to pass. Be too scared still to do it anyway.
Tessa
I too know the conflict of being stuck in a disability. It sucks.
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Yes it does. Limits so much of life.
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At the same time it doesn’t. Don’t let your disability define what you want to do. I use a wheelchair, but I drive tractors, I roll 5k’s, I am a writer. Rise above the limitations and prove to people that you can do what you are called to do no matter what.
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I am slow, but still have the use of my legs. I should be grateful. I am on here to write. That is my biggest dream. Writing and I am doing it.
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You are a success my friend. Never let anyone tell you different.
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Sometimes you can just monitor a class and see how you do. There are also a lot more on line classes. I take free classes on All Poetry where I write poetry and prose so it stimulates my brain and keeps me actively learning new things. Don’t give up on your dreams because you are disabled. 🙂
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Thanks guys for the pep talks. I write a lot of prompts to keep my brain active. And now I am writing for a blog so researching for stories for the blog on Bipolar Disorder. I know a lot about that since I have had it for 50 some years.
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