It is what it is...
It is what it is...
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This blog is designed to provide some humor, compassion, and hopefully a little support for others like me who have been overwhelmed with family responsibilities, work, caregiving, etc. I used to always tell folks that I wanted to write a book about my life and I already had a title for it, "My Life as a Research Animal." My theory is that there are angels assigned to all of us to conduct various kinds of research. The one assigned to me is trying to see how much one human being can possibly take. I just wish "they" would graduate already!!

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It is what it is...

December 04, 2016 by Angie Williams
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It is what it is – this is the answer to every dilemma I face anymore. When difficult things happen and it’s probably going to be something stressful, I’ve determined that the best strategy for me is to accept that it is what it is and move forward dealing with it or leaving it alone. I used to really stress about minute things, things out of my control, and stupid things. Between being numb to life crisis and I’m sure, with age, I’ve pretty much learned that again, it is what it is!

A brief synopsis of my blog: I’m 54 years old and the mother of three amazing kids, grandmother to two fabulous grandkids, as well as a caregiver for my 91 year old aunt. For twenty years, I was the primary caregiver for my mother who had serious health problems, the most devastating of which was stage five renal failure. After a difficult struggle the last several years, my mother succumbed to her deteriorating health in April 2016. I’ve talked about writing a book about my crazy life for many years but could never get myself to start it. So I thought I would try my hand at blogging about it first. My hope is that in reading my stories you might find some humor, support, or just a little comfort knowing you’re not alone in this sometimes overwhelming life.

 

 

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