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Wednesday, June 1, 2011
My Story was published...
I hope you will take a moment to go over and read my story CLICK HERE I would love to get your feed back.
Congratulations! I'm sure you are over-the-moon excited about this. And, they are very fortunate to carry your story on their site. I will go visit right now!
ReplyDeleteJust read your story Celia and I really liked learning more about you. I've just recently found your blog via Meet Me on Mondays and have added you to my google reader so I can follow your other posts. I can't even imagine what this life change is like and I won't even try to. Next time I'm frustrated with my ability to stay focused I will think of you and "get over" myself. My sister has the issue of forgetting that she put a pot on the stove and she has not suffered a life threatening injury such as yours...so I made her wear a pink, rubber bracelet everytime she put the tea kettle on to remind herself that she put the stove on. Perhaps it could work for you...hopefully ;) Wishing you all the best, Roberta
ReplyDeleteHey, that’s great. Congratulations!!
ReplyDeleteCongratulations, Celia! I read all of your story and it is so well written. And noone can stop reading before having read it all! I'm so proud of you! Hope you have a lovely day :)
ReplyDeleteKristin xx
Congrats! Way to go!
ReplyDeleteI just read your story ... well done!
ReplyDeleteCongratulations!
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautifully written article. I see a bit more how challenging each day must be for you. I admire your courage and your strength. I also admire that you are getting your story out to help others. It's a story everyone should hear.
ReplyDeleteThank you and congratulations!
xo, A
This rocks! So proud of you!
ReplyDeleteOMG, Celia, angel, such wonderful news!!!!!
ReplyDeleteCongratulations!!! You're a survivor indeed and have sooooooo much to share and comfort others, because of your courage and your strength.
I'm so happy for you, my dear friend.
Tons of love
xoxo
Congratulations! I am sure many people will adjust thanks to your article!
ReplyDeleteDearest Celia,
ReplyDeleteWhat a beauty you still are and after reading again, (as I knew your story from the blog) your day-by-day challenges I'm more convinced that you must have been a brilliant person before! You still excell and have a knack for writing that is way above the average person - WAY above! You also have more guts than the average for standing up for yourself and for others. Yes, there is a role for you to fulfill in this world and with this publication they underlined that role even more so.
Lie down and let it sink in... relax and be very PROUD of it and Happy for being able to touch so many other lives. That would never have been possible without that dreadful day...
You found a true LOVE, someone that cares and will guide you and I pray and hope you will have many more years together and enjoy the rewards from your courage and excellent writing style!
Lots of love,
Mariette
That was a wonderful article! I posted another blogger's post (with her permission) about her daughter who has apraxia. People can be so mean and say hurtful things when they are too ignorant to know that not all disabilities are visual to someone else. She had a man tell her that she should hang a sign around her daughter's neck so people would know she has a disability.
ReplyDeleteThat is so fantastic - and the article as well.
ReplyDeleteDouble *muah*
I don't know what to say right now other than I just love you and am so blessed to be able to call you friend. ♥
ReplyDeleteCongratulations--what an accomplishment, something to be proud of!
ReplyDeleteWow! well-deserved recognition without a shadow of a doubt! You are so inspiring and I am sure your story will be the catalyst for inspiring others who may find themselves in a similar position.
ReplyDeleteI am glad something good is coming out your horrible ordeal. This is great they are publishing your story. At least, it gives others a different view on handling things. It may help you find a little more peace sharing it this way. I have been following you a long for sometime. You are handling things better than you realize. Hang it there. At least, you are alive.
ReplyDeleteParabéns.Tenha um feliz dia. Um abraço, Marta.
ReplyDeleteCongrats! That's amazing!!
ReplyDeleteNow I need to go read up...I shamefully admit that I'm not in the loop!
Congrats! I have followed you for a while and find you to be such an inspiration!
ReplyDeleteYou made me cry. You are such an inspiration. You will help many lives. You inspired me for a long time now.
ReplyDeleteLove ya and congrats!
just found you through bloghop thursday :) trying to follow but the button is not working....will try again
ReplyDeletecongratulations
Wow Congrats following you from the hop today hope you can follow me too , Fantastic blog !
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Congratulations! Your story is truly inspirational and I am sure it will inspire anyone who reads as much as it has inspired me.
ReplyDeleteI hope you do not mind, but I tweeted about it and posted it on my facebook page.
Hugs,
Tracy
Wow, so much to think about. It never crossed my mind about the invisibly disabled. Giving up my seat for the elderly or someone with an obvious physical ailment is automatic. But I've never thought past that. I will be so much more aware now. Thanks so very much for sharing your story. I found you on the Thursday blog hop and am your newest follower.
ReplyDeleteOH DEAREST!!!! WHAT AN INSPIRATION YOU ARE! I am going over right now to read your story and will be right back! THANK YOU for your kind words and I am so happy you enjoyed the party! Back in a few, Anita
ReplyDeleteDear Celia,
ReplyDeleteI am at a loss for words here because you have eloquently said it all. Your story is unbelievable, and the fact that you wrote such a lucid account of YOUR LIFE is testimony that there is something DIVINE happening in your life. Thank GOD, yes, thank GOD you survived to tell the story in order to let others who have been through this and those who have NOT know that THERE IS HOPE and that MIRACLES do happen. You have pushed through with amazing grace....thank you for your friendship and I must say, how pretty you are!!!! Much love, Anita
Incredible! Thank you for sharing!
ReplyDeleteI just stumbled upon your blog today after seeing it on Rich Life on a Budget. I was very moved and inspired by your story. There are important lessons for all of us to learn and it's through the brave people like you that we will. Thank you for sharing your story. It was beautifully written.
ReplyDeleteHi - Wow thats cool, My sister wanted to publish a book She writes
ReplyDeletea neat story. I cant wait to read your book.
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My blog is where everybody is fabulous and tips are given on being fabulous.
I followed your blog and I would definitely love if you'd follow me back! :)
Thanks,
Amy
Thank you for sharing on the Lady Blogger Social Tea Party. You definitely caused me to pause... my son suffers from a brain injury and they all feel personal to me. You share your experience beautifully and I'm glad I found your site.
ReplyDeleteCongrats. I'm sure your story will help inspire so many others.
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Wow! Congrats!!! I'm a new follower! Would love a follow back :)
ReplyDeleteThat's amazing dear! Congrats, I hope your inspirational story settles inside many hearts :)
ReplyDeletewow congrats. jumping over to read.
ReplyDeleteCongratulations sweet friend! I knew most of what you wrote since I've been reading your blog quite a while now, but the article is wonderfully written. I'm sure it will help many others to know they are not alone. So proud of you.
ReplyDeleteHugs,
Kat