I had a day!

Well… today I had a day! One of those heavy, complicated, mind-numbing days where everything feels like a bit too much. But guess what? I made it through. I’m still standing, still breathing, still here — in one piece. And I’m so deeply grateful for those in my life who truly see me. Who accept me exactly as I am and support me through it all.

Today, I hit a milestone — 6,000 followers on Facebook. In the grand scheme of things, numbers might seem small, but to me, that’s 6,000 people who’ve connected with something I’ve shared, something I’ve felt, something I’ve lived through. That means more than I can say, especially given the weight of what I’ve been facing lately.

Despite all the recent challenges, I’m still incredibly thankful. Thankful for what I do have. Thankful for the positive change I’ve been able to create — even in the midst of chaos. Some days it feels impossible, but then I look around and realise… I have people in my corner now. People I never imagined I’d have in my life. That alone is a miracle.

Yes, I’ve hit new rock bottoms. Yes, there are moments I still feel like a burden or a failure. But when I stop and view my life from the eyes of my past self — the version of me from a few years ago — I see so much growth. So much beauty I never thought I’d live to experience.

I have so much now. So much I never want to lose. And all I can do is keep going. Keep showing up for myself, for the people I care about, and for those I may be able to help along the way.

There’s space for me in this world now — real space. That’s not something I’ve always had, and I don’t take it for granted.

Life isn’t easy — far from it — but I’m still here, doing my best. And for now, that’s more than enough.

I'm still fixing me and I always will - but at the end of today - I can put my hand on my heart and say a heartfelt thank you to the universe for all I've achieved and still have.

Sarah ❤️ 


Image: a yellow taxi infront of a grey building with people walking around. There is text on a billboard on the building that states 'Your normal day is someone's dream, so be thankful everyday."

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