I'm thinking about deleting this blog. I mean, does anybody even read it anymore?
There has been so much drama on the Internet lately, and it frankly has me really depressed.
I love writing and sharing with others, but I just don't know.......
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I know that I don't have anything very useful to say in response to your writing often times. (I mean you ARE a writer and who am I to follow such nice writing with mine!) However, I like to read what you have to say. I like that you DO believe in recovery, full recovery. I too believe it is possible, though in my experience it was somewhat of a transient state and I now work to retain a full recovery -- as opposed to this state of limbo where I am physically recovered according to doctors and lab tests but, mentally, sometimes I struggle. For me, a full recovery should have fewer bad days than what I experience now. Reading the things you write often makes me feel motivated to try even harder.
That said, if you stop writing I would understand. I had a blog some years ago and then deleted it and took a three year break from writing. I eventually missed it too much. My advice is to think it over more if you think you would miss it. I know you'll be missed by your readers if you do decide to leave!!
I have a couple of blogs. One blog is not really public and I don't get tons of readers or subscribers. I know it can be discouraging but at the same time I really try to write for myself because it helps me get through things. Sometimes you need to just get if off your chest and if someone read's it great if not at least you wrote for yourself.
You have to do what you feel comfortable with, but if you leave please know you will be missed. Then again, you can always return when and if you ready. <3 Shawna
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I know that I don't have anything very useful to say in response to your writing often times. (I mean you ARE a writer and who am I to follow such nice writing with mine!) However, I like to read what you have to say. I like that you DO believe in recovery, full recovery. I too believe it is possible, though in my experience it was somewhat of a transient state and I now work to retain a full recovery -- as opposed to this state of limbo where I am physically recovered according to doctors and lab tests but, mentally, sometimes I struggle. For me, a full recovery should have fewer bad days than what I experience now. Reading the things you write often makes me feel motivated to try even harder.
That said, if you stop writing I would understand. I had a blog some years ago and then deleted it and took a three year break from writing. I eventually missed it too much. My advice is to think it over more if you think you would miss it. I know you'll be missed by your readers if you do decide to leave!!
I am a subscribing reader despite our extreme differences.
I haven't been commenting anywhere recently, but I do check and read your blog a few times a week.
<3
Thanks @Neonorangeds!
Tiger!!!! It so good to hear from you! I'm looking forward to your next post. Hope you are well. :)
I have a couple of blogs. One blog is not really public and I don't get tons of readers or subscribers. I know it can be discouraging but at the same time I really try to write for myself because it helps me get through things. Sometimes you need to just get if off your chest and if someone read's it great if not at least you wrote for yourself.
You have to do what you feel comfortable with, but if you leave please know you will be missed. Then again, you can always return when and if you ready.
<3
Shawna
I read you :)
I definitely hope you don't delete your blog! :(
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