As a child, I never thought of it or saw my disability as a personal quest. And although I was angry and needed to know what was wrong with me, I became aware from a young age, finding out would totally be out of reach.
Growing up, my non-understanding of my disability and getting to know my disability, and my symptoms would be fated, to take myself down a road that gave me understanding of my disability and my symptoms and that would become my purpose.
It was my right to know, to understand what my disability and struggles were. No matter the obstacles, I had to endure those to get through and it is what I have done. It is the biggest driving force that led to my potential in this world.
The change would bring about the only understanding I needed. It wasn’t something premeditated, it wasn’t vengeance, it was my needing to understand myself, my disability, and my mental and emotional struggles growing up and failing in school.
I wanted and needed to understand and my life needed to change. I didn’t plan my journey, it wasn’t premeditated, but it was fated, my life simply falling into place.
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