Method to My Madness

I don't feel like I tell my readers JUST how much I appreciate you all.

I had no idea this blog was going to blow up the way it did.

Honestly, I just needed an outlet.
A way to "talk" about how I really felt about the things going on in my life, because if anyone knows me, you know that I REFUSE to talk about my feelings in person. No matter how many "We are here for you." and "You can talk to us." comments I get, I still refuse, and I always will. It's nothing personal. It's just the person that I am, and honestly, I feel better if I don't talk about it.

I wanted to be able to reach others who were going through similar things.
I wanted them to know they weren't alone.
I want them to know it gets better.

Plus, I like making people laugh with the ridiculous things I say in my posts.
I want to touch on deep issues that may make you feel every emotion possible.
I want to keep you all in the "loop of my life."

People tell me I have a talent when it comes to writing, and I have never seen it that way. I still don't see it that way.. I just thank God it comes to me naturally.

People have said I should write a book..
The thought has crossed my mind..
I'd set it up like a diary, with multiple entries about my disease and my "real thoughts."
Just so my readers could "get inside the head of a chronically living girl." ...sounds creepy.
But, I am not sure.. We will see.

But, that is the method to my madness. That is the reason why I have continued, and will continue to do what I do.

Like I said, I can't thank you readers enough for everything. For sharing my blog, talking to others about my blog, suggesting it to others who may be having a hard time, and leaving me all the feedback you do.

I don't want this blog to JUST apply to those with a chronic illness. I want it to apply to everyone that has the time to sit down and read it. I want everyone to be able to take something from each post and apply it to their life, or share it with someone else. I want to leave you all thinking.
I hope I do just that.

Thank you all for following me through the highs and the lows because it's...

"Just another day in the life."