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Dit"I've been a grateful member here for over 4 yrs this place has changed my life of course for the better, coming to the groups has enabled me to no longer feel so alone. As a group leader for the Bipolar Support group I can relate to others and am expressing my experience strength and hope and this is very rewarding, I've also made many supportive friends here whom I talk to some daily. I used to have a lot of 'lows' since becoming member here at MdJunction I no longer have these lows." (Dit)

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JonesFallsX I'm trying to figure things out. I feel so lost.


Little Things

Feb 25 2012

Just trying to show up today. Things have been ok, just busy and rushed lately. I've been sturggling to take the time to do the things that I need to do.

My struggle right now is not eatingbacon. I'm at work. I'vce eaten a full breakfast, have a healthy lunch packed, and will be eating a full dinner. I don't need to eat the bacon I smell cooking down in the cafe and I won't. It's just enticing.

But it's these little things. I'm trying to live a healthier lifestyle and part of that is not eating fatty foods just because I have the urge. It sounds small but I'm finding small things like this really have an effect on my overall health and peac of mind. Once I start doing one "little thing" that moves away from staying present and healthy I find I keep doing little things until I haven't exercised, or said my affirmations, or eaten my healthy food.

So it's just the little things right now.

 "I trust my higher power to teach me a new way of living."

Step-by-step. Day-by-day. Moment-by-moment.



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