I fail. But then I almost always do. Good thing there is someone to point out my failures to me. Otherwise I might actually start feeling better about myself.
I know I have a horrible time getting things done. With my mental issues, and back and knee pain pretty much all the time… but I try to feel good about what I do.
I can not carry heavy things with my left hand – my fingers and thumb have joint injuries. My toes have joint issues too, making it difficult to keep my balance at times. But I still try to move around and I do what I can. It is never enough.
I can not get things done. I know that. I try to work around it. Of course I am writing about my own wants as well. I have been trying to get my office set up for a year. It’s pretty close, but there has been little progress recently. I try to do house work first, then if I still can, I tinker in my office.
Depression and anxiety are the biggest hurdles I face. Yesterday I was out of bed about 5 hours the whole day. I did not eat. Right now I am getting ready to go take a nap. Not because I am tired, but because I am depressed, and I feel like life is worthless, and pointless. It is just the same thing over and over. Nothing ever gets better.
I know this is all my fault. There is something wrong with me. I have no more control over it than when the Sun will come up. But I still have to be responsible, and acknowledge my failure.
Funny word “fault”. My father used to tell me that assessing fault is a fool’s game. There is no way to ever know for sure who’s fault things are.
It is not your fault that your have issues such as anxiety and depression that is one lesson I can tell you. It is not a sign of weakness but a sign of strength for we are the ones who are tested in life and yet we are still surviving, though it may be barely we are strong
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