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"Always remember that you are absolutely unique. Just like everyone else. -Margaret Mead
"Love the life you live. Live the life you love." -Bob Marley
Ever felt like you are ugly, not intelligent, weak and such?
Ever felt like you are not good enough in things, low-skilled, etc?
Ever been bullied degraded or downgraded by someone because of your disability or because they say you are like this and that?
Last 24th of May I have watched a video from PROJECT NIGHTFALL about a girl named Savannah Fulkerson who have been suffering from a rare medical condition named Erythropoietic protoporphyria (EPP) since she turned 4. It is a blood disorder and according to google, it is, "an inherited porphyria resulting in the accumulation of protoporphyrins in red blood cells that causes acute, painful photosensitivity and potential liver disease. It is typically present in early childhood with immediate pain and crying upon exposure to bright sunlight."
This girl can never go outside and hangout with friends on a sunny day unless her whole body is fully covered and all she can ever do is hide in the shadows. But despite her condition, she still manages to stay positive and active in life.
This video about Savannah teaches us a very important lesson which we all should realize. It is to always stay positive despite the things we lack, our current condition and or disposition, our disabilities or what. It is to never let anything or anyone affect us not even the disabilities we may have. To never give up with the things we love doing and to never stop reaching our dreams and goals despite the difficulties in life. To never lose hope and to never stop fighting just because we feel weak or incompetent and such. Because like what Savannah said in the video, there are other people who suffers more than we do right now. In every part of the world there is one to two out of ten who's going through a very difficult situation. There are people somewhere who is in a situation way worse than ours right now yet they still try to live their life to the fullest and continuous to strive hard to survive.
Let's not waste our precious time complaining about the things we lack instead let us always learn to appreciate life. Appreciate and value even the little things we have. Instead of wasting our time dwelling on the negative, let's try turning these negative situations into positive. Let's stop overthinking about our misfortunes and problems in life, instead count the blessings we receive each day we wake up. Let's start living a happy and contented life. And stop saying you wont because you cant. Because in life, nothing is really impossible if your mind is determined and your heart is willing. So always stay positive.
Remember, life is too short to be living a miserable one.
Keep fighting a good fight.
"The only person you are destined to become is the person you decide to be." -Ralph Waldo Emerson
"Love the life you live. Live the life you love." -Bob Marley
Ever felt like you are ugly, not intelligent, weak and such?
Ever felt like you are not good enough in things, low-skilled, etc?
Ever been bullied degraded or downgraded by someone because of your disability or because they say you are like this and that?
Last 24th of May I have watched a video from PROJECT NIGHTFALL about a girl named Savannah Fulkerson who have been suffering from a rare medical condition named Erythropoietic protoporphyria (EPP) since she turned 4. It is a blood disorder and according to google, it is, "an inherited porphyria resulting in the accumulation of protoporphyrins in red blood cells that causes acute, painful photosensitivity and potential liver disease. It is typically present in early childhood with immediate pain and crying upon exposure to bright sunlight."
This girl can never go outside and hangout with friends on a sunny day unless her whole body is fully covered and all she can ever do is hide in the shadows. But despite her condition, she still manages to stay positive and active in life.
This video about Savannah teaches us a very important lesson which we all should realize. It is to always stay positive despite the things we lack, our current condition and or disposition, our disabilities or what. It is to never let anything or anyone affect us not even the disabilities we may have. To never give up with the things we love doing and to never stop reaching our dreams and goals despite the difficulties in life. To never lose hope and to never stop fighting just because we feel weak or incompetent and such. Because like what Savannah said in the video, there are other people who suffers more than we do right now. In every part of the world there is one to two out of ten who's going through a very difficult situation. There are people somewhere who is in a situation way worse than ours right now yet they still try to live their life to the fullest and continuous to strive hard to survive.
Let's not waste our precious time complaining about the things we lack instead let us always learn to appreciate life. Appreciate and value even the little things we have. Instead of wasting our time dwelling on the negative, let's try turning these negative situations into positive. Let's stop overthinking about our misfortunes and problems in life, instead count the blessings we receive each day we wake up. Let's start living a happy and contented life. And stop saying you wont because you cant. Because in life, nothing is really impossible if your mind is determined and your heart is willing. So always stay positive.
Remember, life is too short to be living a miserable one.
Keep fighting a good fight.
"The only person you are destined to become is the person you decide to be." -Ralph Waldo Emerson