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Thursday, February 22, 2018
Tuesday, February 20, 2018
What I Learned From My Car Accident
I
was recently involved in a bad auto accident and I find myself
wondering what life lesson this had for me. That was a huge eye opener
on life and that in a blink of an eye it could all be gone…just like
that.
I
was knocked unconscious by the impact and the air bag so the good thing
is I don’t remember anything about the accident. My first memory is
lying in the back of the ambulance being given oxygen as the paramedics
tried to bring me back from my unconscious state.
As
I lay in the emergency room, I found myself analyzing my life and
thanking God that I was still alive. The good news is, nobody else was
hurt and my dog Casey wasn’t with me.
Since
that day, the physical recovery has been difficult, but not as
difficult as the emotional recovery. I have learned a lot about myself
and about what really matters in this world.
I
am not invincible and I cannot control everything that happens in my
life. I gotta learn to let go of the reins a bit and just go with the
flow. I need to be better about accepting the things that come my way
that I didn’t plan for. And still be a better person after.
As someone who is in constant motion, it taught me to slow down a little.
I have learned to live each day honestly and fully.
I
feel blessed and am very grateful that I have family and neighbors who
stepped in to help me cope emotionally with this ordeal. There are so
many good people in this world. Sometimes we get so caught up in the
drama of world news, politics, social media and current events, we
forget to look at the big picture. Look for the good in
everyone…everyone is dealing with something we don’t know about.
If
you have a bucket list…start doing those things. If you don’t have a
bucket list…make one. We all have dreams and aspirations for ourselves
and for our family. Waiting for “someday”….well, that “someday” may
never come.
As
I continue to heal physically and emotionally, I have a different
perspective on life. The things that matter in life are not “things.”
When tragedy strikes, you can either let it break your spirit, or use it
as an opportunity to grow and look at life with a different
perspective.
I have chosen to grow from it.
If
you would like to make a small donation to help me get through this
emotionally and financially trying ordeal, I would be so humbly grateful
to you. You can make a donation to my gofundme page.
For a small donation, I will give you full access to my Mindset Mastery
Law of Attraction Video Series.
All donations are going to be used to
pay my pending medical bills and help me catch up on my mortgage and
unpaid bills.
Thank you for your kindness!
Anne
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