I have noticed that as I get older, my life starts to change. Now, being that I am only twenty eight years old, you would think that your body would not change until you had children or until you are in your late forties. I have not had children yet and am not sure what triggered such a premature change in my health, appearance etc…
Ok, here are a few things that have changed ever since I turned 28. This kind of depresses me because I can only imagine how much my body will change as I get older.
1.I have developed allergies and asthma.
2.I needed to get glasses.
3.Heartburn and acid reflex
4.Inability to stay up past 12 am
5.Joint stiffness…like seriously?
6.Get tired much more easier
7.My idea of a good time is watching t.v. wearing my pjs
8.Not attached to my cellphone like I used to be
9.Don’t care about having a lot of friends. Now it is more about quality over quantity.
10.Chronic sinusitis
11.Gained about 30 lbs and am not concerned about it.
12. Do not place as much emphasis on my appearance in the way of tanning, getting nails done etc. The only good thing is that I have not found a gray hair!
13. I love to knit!
These are just some of the things that I have noticed changed since being in my late twenties. To be honest, it makes me worry about what will happen in my thirties.
Oh well!
I guess this is growing up!
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I am a 36 year old with a bad case of Attention Deficit Order which significantly impacts every aspect of my life, however, I never give up and try to embrace it the best that I can. Piles, messy rooms, disorganization, unpaid bills, poor working memory, forgetfulness, poor time management have become a part of my life. ADD is both a blessing and a curse in my eyes. There are days when I hate it, while on other days I am thankful for it. I have been labeled as organized chaos multiple times and a mess. I have been told to "breathe" and "calm down" so much that I have come to terms with it. If it was not for my 6 years old and husband, I would never be able to find my keys and debit card! I am very personable, intelligent, creative, friendly, and caring yet I cannot keep a teaching job for my life. 9 years and 3 teaching jobs later, I have decided that ADD and teaching just DO NOT mix!!! I hope this blog helps anyone who struggles with ADD, finds my blog relatable. Remember you are not alone... ADD is real and DO NOT let anyone tell you otherwise!! God bless!! “She was elusive. She was today. She was tomorrow. She was the faintest scent of a cactus flower, the flitting shadow of an elf owl. We did not know what to make of her. In our minds, we tried to pin her to a corkboard like a butterfly, but the pin merely went through and away she flew.” ― Jerry Spinelli, Stargirl
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