Putting Thought Into My Blog

I love making a blog because I want to put myself out there. I started writing about epilepsy awareness and throughout time, I believe people have to hear motivation. Some blogs talk about what a person does every day, like saying what they do every minute each day. That is perfectly fine because everyone is different.  

I wanted to write about what makes life so powerful. A powerful article or message helps with doing the right thing and letting people know they are not alone. I enjoy being thoughtful about what ideas the world should know and be aware of. Some examples are mentioning family, different conditions, trauma, equality, ways on how we stay strong, not losing faith or hope, and most importantly is telling the world about my personality. ðŸ˜‰ 

I bring out parts of my personality and motivate others. I love educating epilepsy awareness and am not afraid to show my true colors. Being myself and understanding people 's point of view brings my heart love and passion. I'm passionate about getting myself out there and every time I publish a piece, I feel super proud of myself. I'm also happy because I feel like I'm helping myself and others. 

Creating this blog and putting thought into it has been one of the best decisions I've ever made.  It has helped with putting myself out there and different aspects in my life, including having epilepsy and expanding my personality traits/ interests. This blog is not about popularity, it is about standing up for myself and putting thought into what love and passion bring to my heart. ❤ 

Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

Seizure First Aid 101

Image
It is extremely important to understand how to react when a person has a seizure. My family are the only ones who know exactly how to handle my seizures. When I have had a seizures in public, paramedics, firefighters or any first responders did not know what to do. There are so many signs people miss while I have seizures. If you do not get seizure first aid, then sometimes you might be putting a person at risk to die or make the situation worse.   Here is the correct way on how to handle a person who is about to have a seizure. I'm going to explain to you the right from wrong signs  on how to approach a seizure.  Sign 1 : Look to see if the person is responsive Sign 2 : If the person looks like he/she is going to fall  Sign 3 : If the person is hot or crying for no reason Sign 4 :Check for a medical ID bracelet or any way of contacting relatives  Sign 5: The person is standing and staring with shaky hands  Now that you've learned the signs to be ...
Read more

Why You Should Join Terrie's Boxing Club

Image
Boxing has become an absolute miracle in my life. I don't give Terrie's Boxing Club 5 stars, I give the place 10 star review. It has been one of the most amazing commitments in my life. The reason why is because boxing has helped balance, not just my job and college, but my life overall. Here are reasons why I love  Terrie's Boxing Club and encourage you to sign up and  join.  First off, Terrie's Boxing Club is a 100% judge free zone. The staff will work with anyone no matter their size, age, or shape. Respect and great customer service seems like their top priority. Second, is the employees are awesome in my eyes. My point of view about them is Spiderman's quote, "With great power, comes great responsibility". The staff tend to take this quote seriously in their own ways because everyone teaches differently depending on who they work with. Having different teaching techniques is very unique and important. An example is my boxing instructor uses different ...
Read more

Equality/ Having Blinders

Image
I believe everyone should be treated equal.  People with epilepsy should have the right to be themselves and do what they want with an invisible disability.  I feel like an outcast sometimes because epilepsy makes me different from everyone else.  People think "she had a seizure and acts awkward" and is "missing out".  Epilepsy is something that is a part of me, but it is not who I am as a person.  Many people I know love video games or movies and due to flashing lights, I could have a seizure. However, not all flashing lights bother my health. Therefore, its a typical stereotype about how flashing lights affect epileptics.   Many people tend to have blinders when it comes to flashing lights.  One day a group of former friends were going to see a movie we all liked. I  asked if I could come and they said no.  Their blinders were on, seeing the worries in me rather than enjoying my company.  They don't have any epilepsy education and...
Read more