Although it was kind of sketchy at the beginning, Humira seems to be still doing its job. The only real side effect I've experienced this far is a terrible migraine about an hour after I give myself the injection that Tylenol can't touch, which usually leads to making my sick to my stomach. Not real sure why it does this but I plan on talking to my doctor to see what I can figure out.
So I passed my Micro final and came out with an A in the class. Super pumped about that. Now I have almost 3 weeks before I start back to school. What up last semester of nursing school? :) But instead of relaxing like I probably should be, lucky me is getting to experience my first ever 40 hour work week. And can I just say I'm pretty sure I never want to do this ever again. At least not at my current place of employment. Don't get my wrong I do love my job and I am so thankful to have a job right now but a person can only look at leather couches for so many hours before they start going crazy, just saying.
Another big thing that has happened is I utilized my right as an American citizen to vote. If you didn't shame on you. Anyways if you did, you probably noticed this guy on your ballot, Basil Marceaux. Watch and you'll see why its important that you do vote. lol
Epic.
One of the reasons I haven't posted anything in so long was mostly because I didn't have the words to describe how I was feeling. And to be honest I'm still not sure if I do. This year has probably been the hardest year of my life, as far as making life decisions go. I made the most mistakes I feel like I've ever made but at the same time I've learned what I feel like are some of life's most valuable lessons. I would like to share those with you so maybe you can learn from my mistakes.
- Always tell the truth. A hurtful truth now is much better tolerated that a so called white lie that blooms into a huge deal later. Even if the lie was told with good intentions, its still a lie.
- People will always criticize your decisions and question your intentions. With the position the Lord has put me and my family in, I sometimes feel like we live in a glass house. But I have found that when you seek His will and do as He instructs you, then no one can stand against you.
- Never tell the Lord your plan for your life. This is just great opportunity for Him to laugh at you. Instead pray asking Him to reveal His will for your life and trust that He knows best. Just remember, we can't always see the big picture, He can.
- Don't ask why someone comes into or leaves your life when and how they do. Everything happens the way it does for a reason and there is always a lesson to be learned.
- Don't run from something just because you are scared, especially love.
- Only question some one's feelings or intentions if they give you reason to. Otherwise, you are better off to take their word and trust them.
- Do things for yourself. Not because you have to, just do it because you want to.
- Never be quick to judge. You aren't their shoes.
- Always be slow to speak. Like my dad always says, God gave us 2 ears and 1 mouth for a reason.
- Tell those special people in your life how much they really mean to you, every single day.
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