Also, this post is not something which I want sympathy for because it's just me at the end of the day. I want this to reach out to people and help them realise that life on a laptop/phone screen is not always the happy reality which it may seem.
So here goes...
I was born with a disability, a disability called diaplegic cerebal palsy, basically means, I'm weaker than you. I lost a small amount of oxygen to my brain during sometime in my mums pregnancy. To be honest no one knows how or when, it just happened.
Mostly the left side of my body is lacking, and I walk with a highly noticeable limp. But, instead of dwelling on this issue, I embrace it. I see it as something which is apart of me. I believe I'm a stronger person because of it and in all fairness, I can't imagine being any different. There's always that one question people ask though ' have you ever wondered what it would be like not having it?'. The answer?
No.
Yes, I do have a massive imperfection but I don't care. No one is normal. What even is normal? We all have flaws but we should be proud of who we are, and not be ashamed of the bodies were in.
Even those hard days, the operations etc, you still have to think about the light at the end of the tunnel.
You have to be the one who Is strong, show us what your made up and prove yourself to the life you were given.
You'll get nowhere if you give up, stay positive.
I take everyday as somewhat a blessing because I could have been a lot worse than I am. I'm one of the lucky ones.
So, don't take the rollercoaster such as life for granted, become who and what you want to be. Hold your head up high and remember, if you use your mind and beat the world, your truly unstoppable.
Thanks for reading, I hope this has given you a better outlook on things and you understands alittle more. Feel free to comment, follow me @_meganfrancis on Twitter.
Speak soon.
Lots of loves, hugs and bows!
Xx
