It's
always helpful and comforting to read the words of those who are
facing similar struggles to ourselves. Because of this, I thought it
would be useful to some to ask those with KTS a question in regards
to their condition.
What
are some things you tell yourself when you are feeling insecure
because of your KT?
Below
are the responses I received; each number represents a different
person.
1)That
god made me for a reason and he makes no mistakes.so he loved me so
much that i should love myself and pick something on my body i love
and add so on
2)If
your insecure about your Kt, when I was little i used to use
concealer on noticeable spots to cover it up. But other than that
after awhile I got used to it and I don't mind it at all. My KT hand
is actually smaller and I actually like it smaller!
3)When
I was little, my older brother told me that I was given this because
I was strong enough to handle it. I've been repeating it to myself
ever since.
4)that
things are only given to those tough enough to handle it.
5) I
try to think that there's not much I can do about it, I will always
have KT. I have always found it very important to dress and look as
good as possible, hopefully me being me helps others from seeing me
as "the girl with the strange leg", and see me as
Marie!! I do also try to chanalise what I'm feeling into
something good and productive; such as starting up a Network for
people in Sweden with KT! I make something positive with one of the
most negative things in My life....
Though, I'm only human and KT makes Me feel very blue at times..
Though, I'm only human and KT makes Me feel very blue at times..
6) I
have always told myself. At least I have a leg and no one in this
world is perfect. We are all born with something..mine is just more
noticeable.
I
try to remind myself that there are always people who are suffering
much more than me, so while I am definitely dealing with something
very hard, I should be grateful I have 2 legs and 2 arms that work. I
also try to hold my head high and proud when I notice people staring
and tell myself to be strong. Some days it works better than others.
My
answer: That everyone faces struggles of some sort, this just happens
to be one of my bigger problems. As trite as it sounds, I am lucky
enough to have basic first world resources that others who live in
utter destitution lack. Somewhere, people are lacking drinking water,
and are severely dehydrated while I can just walk down my hall and
have easy access to some. In reality, everyone lacks in some area or
another.
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