How do we find the energy?

Continually feeling drained and deflated, constantly feeling sick and unwell without the symptoms of anything significant.

Needing rest, time and opportunity to do nothing. Letting yourself heal, get better and awaiting that moment it all physically feels better.

So tired, oh so tired. It doesn’t go away. Let us sleep forever, give us time to sleep through the hard days.

Having to find energy to do the normal things in life, how? It’s impossible.

Not wanting to do anything we don’t need to, just doing the minimum is easier and makes us only just manage.

How can we be allowed to continue this without the help of the government or the community?

How long do people give you before they judge or call you lazy?

When will the feeling change? and when would we have the energy that we had not all that long ago?

No interest in anything, not having concern for anyone and wanting to do the things the shut your brain down. Why is this frowned upon?

Getting and moving on is only done for other people’s pleasure not our own.

Zero energy and it’s not being restored.

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Let’s talk about the hardest thing we have to face?

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When helping children and families in the face of all manner of needs, Becky Andrews is one of those rare individuals who cannot do other than help and guide anyone who needs assistance.

Professionally serving in a variety of senior child and family support positions, whilst caring for her own three fine boys at the same time, Beck is also a wonderful mother. Bringing up her three children with little external support, she has had to face more than her fair share of life’s personal challenges.

Suddenly and tragically, her eldest son Jye died only a few short months ago. So now, notwithstanding the intensive, lingering grief and trauma which she continues to face day and night—as do all parents who have to bear a premature loss of a child—my daughter Becky is courageously managing the beginning of a new life; the long haul back to life without Jye. I am so very very proud of her.

❤️

Do you sit and reflect on your actions?

Are you accountable for the things you have done?

What have you done to repair or change these things?

Do you make the steps to amend your faults?

It’s doing these things that help you within your own mind and stage of life.

We don’t always think we need to worry about things in the past because that is what it is, “the past”.

But it’s these things that linger under the surface and manifest in a way we don’t see coming.

We ALL need to address any traumas, faults and changes within ourselves, to make ourselves feel better and feel a sense of relief and comfort.

Try doing something this weekend that closes that book you left open years ago. Mend your mind, heart and soul. It’s hanging around under there and causing you pain, get rid of it.

Be accountable.