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Chronically Learning
August 21, 2009
Chronic means forever.
No cure.
Not leaving.
Stuck with this, indefinitely.
It's daunting.
You cry.
You'll never "get over it"
physically
or
emotionally.
BUT
there's hope.
One day, someday
cure found or not
your chronic illness becomes
"a thing"
not "THE thing"
not you.
I'm chronically learning,
chronic means lifelong
not lifeLESS.
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on Aug. 26 2009 at 12:00 am
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