This week's challenge
Share one thing that you will NEVER give up on in the comments below!
Improving your health, a relationship with a loved one, a personal project … what is it that you will never give up on?
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Online courses that nurture the soul.
Improving your health, a relationship with a loved one, a personal project … what is it that you will never give up on?
I will never give up on staying sober. At 29 last year I almost drank myself to death. Once I heard my liver function was at 2%, I was determined to get better for me, my family, friends and boyfriend. 448 days of sobriety later, I’m so grateful to have been given a second chance at life and I’ll never take it for granted ever again. I will also never let my depression and anxiety control my life. My liver function is back to 100% and I don’t need to have a liver transplant anytime soon. I fought hard for this and this world isn’t done with me yet. I have a whole lot of love to give and a whole lot of life to live. I will never stop being grateful.
I will NEVER give up on ME. Listening to me. Loving me for me. Putting me first. Learning about who I am. What I am. Growing into the endless potential of who I can become. Sharing me with others.
I am comitted to never giving up on myself, to always looking for the joy in each day, and to becoming the best version of me possible for myself and for my children !!
I will never give up on Love.
Love for myself, love for others, love from others…
It’s so healing and uplifting when you are tapped into it.
Even in my moments of darkness, I know that things will get better. I will remember that I am loved – that we are loved. I will pack myself back up and know that I don’t have to go through any of it alone.
Love is a pretty amazing and powerful thing, that recently has left me with no words. I’ll never let it go.
I will never give up on me – rock bottom is a familiar place, I know how to stand here, and I know how to get out of here. I have to re-learn how to love myself again, and it is a difficult path, but I will not give up on myself.
Beating cancer and seeing my grandchildren grow up!
I will NEVER give up on my health & spiritual journey!!!!!
I will never give up on improving my health and living the life I wanna live and having family bonding trips!!!!!!
I will never give up on keeping what’s left of my family together. I am also never giving up on finishing my memoirs before I leave this earth. It will be a gift to my granddaughter and those future explorers.
I’m going to keep writing and write that book.
I will never give up on Love.
Love for myself, love for others, love from others…
It’s so healing and uplifting when you are tapped into it.
Even in my moments of darkness, I know that things will get better. I will remember that I am loved – that we are loved. I will pack myself back up and know that I don’t have to go through any of it alone.
Love is a pretty amazing and powerful thing, that recently has left me with no words. I’ll never let it go.
I will never give up on me – rock bottom is a familiar place, I know how to stand here, and I know how to get out of here. I have to re-learn how to love myself again, and it is a difficult path, but I will not give up on myself.
Beating cancer and seeing my grandchildren grow up!
I will NEVER give up on my health & spiritual journey!!!!!
I will never give up on improving my health and living the life I wanna live and having family bonding trips!!!!!!
I will never give up on keeping what’s left of my family together. I am also never giving up on finishing my memoirs before I leave this earth. It will be a gift to my granddaughter and those future explorers.
I’m going to keep writing and write that book.
I am comitted to never giving up on myself, to always looking for the joy in each day, and to becoming the best version of me possible for myself and for my children !!
I will never give up on staying sober. At 29 last year I almost drank myself to death. Once I heard my liver function was at 2%, I was determined to get better for me, my family, friends and boyfriend. 448 days of sobriety later, I’m so grateful to have been given a second chance at life and I’ll never take it for granted ever again. I will also never let my depression and anxiety control my life. My liver function is back to 100% and I don’t need to have a liver transplant anytime soon. I fought hard for this and this world isn’t done with me yet. I have a whole lot of love to give and a whole lot of life to live. I will never stop being grateful.
I will NEVER give up on ME. Listening to me. Loving me for me. Putting me first. Learning about who I am. What I am. Growing into the endless potential of who I can become. Sharing me with others.