I know what you are thinking, and yes he is that adorable in real life.
I know we look totally normal, but here’s the thing. We aren’t. We’re pretty weird. And genetically unique!
I have fibromyalgia, which is a fancy word for chronic life altering pain. Check it out: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fibromyalgia
Oz has Type I Diabetes, which does not mean he can not eat funnel cake, in case you were wondering. And to satisfy some protesting from Oz, here’s a link to info about Type I Diabetes: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Type_1_diabetes
We are lucky because we both understand the annoyances health issues can bring. Unfortunately for us, they bring a lot of annoyances, as we are both trying to balance real life and medical security, a precious commodity neither of us can seem to hold on to for long.
The optimists in our lives say it is a miracle we found each other.
The way I look at it, it’s an anomaly we didn’t find each other sooner.
But I am more than ready to make up for lost time.
Heya.
I hope youre ok. Here is something i hope will make you smile – I have nominated you for the Reality Blog Award. It stands for Real, Energizing, Amazing, Lovely, Inspiring, Touching,Yippee! I hope you will accept it, if you have the energy. Here is the link: http://lucybythesea.wordpress.com/2012/12/17/thank-you/
Lots of love, Lucy x
I sometimes think it’s only another person who has been through a chronic illness or suffering who can really understand those of us who live with chronic ill-health. Hope you’re coping okay with the fibromyalgia and diabetes dance, although love helps smooth the way with everything I’ve found. Wishing every good thing for you both, Nicole xx
Thank you so much for your words and inspiration! Some days it is really difficult, but we are in this for the long run. It is really incredible to be with someone who not only encourages you to be better, but makes you believe that it is possible.
I believe that being better is a possibility too. Hang in there! Sending lots of love and good wishes your way xx