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You don't know which day you'll run into the person you'll fall in love with or the person who'll become your new best friend. You don't know which day you'll get an awesome idea and start working on a new project you're really proud of. You don't know which day you'll discover your new favorite band, your new favorite book or your new favorite TV show. You don't know which day you'll start seeing the result of all your effort and struggles. You don't know which day you'll discover your next big passion. You don't know which day you'll start to genuinely feel better. You don't know which day someone will give you a compliment which will echoe in your head for months. You don't know which day you'll finally reach that goal of yours. You don't know which day that new habit you're working on establishing will finally stick. You don't know which day your diagnosis will no longer control your life. It could be in a year. It could be in a month. It could be in a week. It could be tomorrow. So just hold onto the fact that these days are coming and that they're worth waiting for.