Embrace Your Face Friday
If you are new to my blog, EYFF is something I started because of the insecurities we have as women(or men, for my male readers, you know who you are).
There is not one that doesn't struggle with insecurities, whether physical, or more internal.
You can easily go to my Archives and find other Embrace Your Face Fridays.
Today I'm going to talk {a little bit} about a patch I wear.
It is a medication patch.
It is not a pain medication patch.
It is an Estrogen patch.
You should have seen me after my Hysterectomy trying to get this little thing on.
I seriously went through and ruined like 4 patches before I could get the sucker to stick.
With tears and laughter, I finally got one to stay put.
{It's ok, you can giggle now, you can picture it, right?}
They are not cheap either. . .
I can tell you one thing, I don't miss days like this {I had PMDD, if you don't know what that is -google it--it was torment}.
Well, I guess I still have those days.
This little patch of mine, that I have to change on Tuesdays and Fridays, is a life saver.
It truly helps me feel the real age I am.
It gives me what my body needs that can't provide for itself anymore.
Sure, it's annoying when I hear throughout the month from new
doctors or therapists: "You have a piece of tape on your butt!"
But, I'm getting use to it. It's ok.
I am learning to embrace this patch, even after
4 years.
What can you embrace today that maybe wasn't part of your {plan} in life?
Where have you been thrown a curve ball in life and how are you handling it?
How are you embracing it?
Is there a daily medication you have to take to help you?
Does that bother you or embarrass you?
I mean my patch itches after 2 days and I get a rash from it!
Not fun.
But it's part of my life now, and the more I learn to embrace it
the less I will let it define me,
and then I can appreciate
the benefits and positives and
yes,
the
beauty
in
one
little
sticky
itchy
annoying
patch.
in
one
little
sticky
itchy
annoying
patch.
Comments
ps your little sidekick is adorable!!
So glad you are embracing what is. Your Outlook is awesome.
XO
(and thank you for all of your comments on my blog! i loved them all! i love the fact that you had to buy a seperate dresser for your daughter's t-shirts! :) i have thought about the quilt making idea, i might have to do that with some of mine.)
Lets see, today I am goint to try and embrace this back of mine. The trouble it is giving. Perhaps what it is trying to teach me, that things don't always just go away, there is not quick fix and that I must put myself and my health first. I think that I am going to meditate on that today Gina, thanks for getting me thinking!
hugs-Jeni