Blessings disguised in a ball cap.

I think it’s funny how sometimes, when it feels like your world is breaking, the best things are revealed. The best things, standing right next to the hard things. The best things, evident because the hard things happened. Three weeks ago, something in my world broke. Or rather, I discovered something in my world is broken.

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Growing pains.

It was a familiar scene, and a familiar occurrence. Crying while saying goodbye and getting lost in my thoughts on a flight. Two things that I think most humans might be prone to doing. But as a writer, particularly when I find myself in the second scenario, this corner of the web is where you’ll likely find me after.

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"I just want to be normal."

It seems to be a pretty consistent theme in my life. Whenever I’m staring down a larger change or transition, one sentence seems to haunt me. No matter where I find myself on my journey of living with cerebral palsy (CP). I could be at the height of my acceptance of it, finding joy in the ups and the downs of it (like I honestly feel like I am now), my confidence and comfort with it at their highest, and this sentence will likely still pop up in the back of my mind.

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But what if I do?

Maybe I’m clinging to clichés. It’s possible that the past few years of my life have just been way harder than I thought they would be, so I’ve now turned to an almost blissful mindset that an upswing has to arrive eventually. And it could be all wrong. Or it could at least be partly right. Either way, I know I’m standing at the end of this as one thing: hopeful.

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