My Journey Continues
It's hot......this is the exact reason I don't like summer anymore. We used to get afternoon rain showers that would cool things off nicely and the days weren't too brutal to tolerate. Well not anymore....the land is parched and I am roasting but I don't think I would taste as good as a chicken.
So in my research on PCOS I found an herbal supplement produced by a doctor and a laboratory in Boulder. I have been watching it and researching it for a couple of years now. After trying Cinnamon for a few weeks and knowing how much better I felt I decided to try the Insulite program. I have now been on it for 3 days. I don't feel any different yet but I do realize that it may take a month or more before I start seeing results with it. However one of the things they said will happen is you will develop headaches and that is proof that it is working to balance your hormones, I have been getting those since I started but they are supposed to only last for a week or so. I will keep you posted on how it goes.
So lately I have heard the same sermon 3 different times from 3 different pastors in less than a month. Is God trying to tell me something? I think so! It was about how toxic your tongue can be. As I listened I started thinking about what I have said in the past. I have talked about how hard it is to lose weight, how hard it is to live with this disease, how hard it makes my life, how hard, how hard; notice a theme here? I also thought about things I have said about my husband, my marriage, my children during frustrating and difficult times and how things wouldn't turn out positive until I turned out the positive words. There is a saying that your life is what you make it and I think it holds true for what you say too. Your life, your body is what you say it is. I think everyone that reads this should try it. Take a day, a week, a month and try really hard (because it is really hard to do) to stay positive, even when faced with something difficult, frustrating or even just mildly irritating and see how it goes. I even changed the way I drive, if someone cuts me off or what not I say to myself "Lord bless that person and get them safely to their destination" and you know I don't find driving nearly as annoying as I used to. Leave me a comment and let me know how this little experiment goes if you so choose to participate!
Until next time make sure to stop and smell the flowers, enjoy a beautiful view, or hug your family but make sure you do at least one of those things!
So in my research on PCOS I found an herbal supplement produced by a doctor and a laboratory in Boulder. I have been watching it and researching it for a couple of years now. After trying Cinnamon for a few weeks and knowing how much better I felt I decided to try the Insulite program. I have now been on it for 3 days. I don't feel any different yet but I do realize that it may take a month or more before I start seeing results with it. However one of the things they said will happen is you will develop headaches and that is proof that it is working to balance your hormones, I have been getting those since I started but they are supposed to only last for a week or so. I will keep you posted on how it goes.
So lately I have heard the same sermon 3 different times from 3 different pastors in less than a month. Is God trying to tell me something? I think so! It was about how toxic your tongue can be. As I listened I started thinking about what I have said in the past. I have talked about how hard it is to lose weight, how hard it is to live with this disease, how hard it makes my life, how hard, how hard; notice a theme here? I also thought about things I have said about my husband, my marriage, my children during frustrating and difficult times and how things wouldn't turn out positive until I turned out the positive words. There is a saying that your life is what you make it and I think it holds true for what you say too. Your life, your body is what you say it is. I think everyone that reads this should try it. Take a day, a week, a month and try really hard (because it is really hard to do) to stay positive, even when faced with something difficult, frustrating or even just mildly irritating and see how it goes. I even changed the way I drive, if someone cuts me off or what not I say to myself "Lord bless that person and get them safely to their destination" and you know I don't find driving nearly as annoying as I used to. Leave me a comment and let me know how this little experiment goes if you so choose to participate!
Until next time make sure to stop and smell the flowers, enjoy a beautiful view, or hug your family but make sure you do at least one of those things!
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