Day 7 of Keeping It Real

 🎥 Day 7 of Keeping It Real

Today has been a good day with my diabetes. My numbers have been steady, and I’ve been looking into more resources to help keep everything on track. There is so much more equipment available now than there used to be, and that’s exciting.

I’ve even been looking for a bag to carry all my supplies—because honestly, it’s like carrying a second pocketbook some days. But you do what you have to do to stay prepared and take care of yourself.

I’m also starting to do small exercises to get back into shape. That hasn’t been easy after walking through depression following my daughter going to Heaven. Depression and medical issues can really affect your body and weight, and that’s something I’ve been dealing with.

But now that I’m getting into a better place, it’s time to focus on my health again—one step at a time.

I know it won’t happen overnight, but it will be worth it.

And while I’m working on getting healthier, I’m also learning to appreciate the body I’m in right now. I’m not going to let the words of others make me feel less than who I am.

I am worthy.
I am enough.
And I am worth taking care of—for myself and my family.

If people don’t like how I look, that’s okay—they can keep going. Because I am a child of God, and I’m learning to see myself the way He sees me.

So if you’re dealing with medical issues, depression, or struggles with your weight—you’re not alone.

You can do this… and so can I.

And most importantly—God is with us every step of the way. 🙏

Have a blessed and wonderful day 💙



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