I feel like there used to be a time when I could undoubtedly say
to someone "things will be fine". I do not remember second
guessing the words or ever really giving it an extra thought of whether the
outcome would actually be "fine", because of course it would be.
Everything works out...until it does not, and then you realize saying
"everything will be fine" may not actually set a person at ease,
because no, things may not be. There used to be a time that my neurotic
parenting fears were based off reading blogs of parents going through horrific
battles, or having a friend of a friend experience something rare and
challenging with their child. Then one day, two years ago I am the one
who began blogging.
I wish I could back to a time
when my fears were completely irrational instead of them being because I am
parenting a medically complex child who has changed the way I parent all my
children. I wish I could go back to a time when my brain would interpret
ailments for what they were instead of everything turning into a code red/worst
case scenario. I wish I had not let this life get me so jaded. I
know there is always hope for
the best, but I struggle believing the outcome will be "fine".
It is a hard place to be stuck
in between wanting to believe "things will be fine", reality, and
things actually turning out to be fine. I find myself holding back
telling others things will work out and then I wonder if that is helpful or
not. I know people have to have hope, but I feel like it isn't my place
to reassure someone when I honestly do not know...will things be fine?
I do believe everything will be
the way it is meant to be, but no, I do not always feel things will always be
fine. I do however believe no matter what it is, you will be able to handle it.
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