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We fell in love, despite our differences, and once we did, something rare and beautiful was created. For me, love like that has only happened once, and that’s why every minute we spent together has been seared in my memory. I’ll never forget a single moment of it.
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- Nicholas Sparks, The Notebook (via th1s1snottheend)
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no you’re not crazy just very passionate about making everything turn out perfect, which is understandable. If you were crazy, I wouldn’t even take the time to write this.
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- Tyler (via love-withyour-soul)
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Moving forward.
Dear Bradenton, I’m leaving. I’m leaving it all behind for a place that can hold my heart. I’m much stronger than this town, and I won’t let it suck me in like it does many. I know I can’t do it all at once; it’ll take time with all my medical issues. And yeah, I’m not gonna lie and say “I’m fine.” because I’m not. But I’m working on being that… fine. And if I don’t say good bye to you, I’m sorry. I love you guys, but I’m out to express myself. Peace to you all. I hope I left my mark on this town and you guys understand. I hope you all look back at my story and see that the girl in the who can’t walk is walking and not giving up on her future, her goals, her hopes, and her dreams. I hope you all look back at this one day; that day might be my death day, but you’ll look back and see that even the Impossible is possible; Thumbs or not. But a part of me will always be here. <3 <3 <3 I love you all, Impossible Thumbs |
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http://www.ehlersdanlosnetwork.org/myths-facts.html
Myth: “Your just clumsy, that’s all.”
Fact:: Based on the experience of people with EDS: They report that they were clumsy as children and some still are today. They always seem to get hurt very easily. Children with EDS illustrated a higher incidence of foot and ankle problems, due to ligamentous laxity. Some common problems reported due to hypermobility; ankle instability, clubfeet, a flat arch, intoeing and outoeing position.
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