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That sweet reminder you've needed this week!

"The Lord is not through with you yet. You still have an open door here. And until the Lord moves you. You're to bloom right where you're planted."


This past week my dystonia was such a blessing in disguise.
The week started out with dinner with these crazies. 
Monday was rough for me.
However, my co-workers made it all so much brighter! 
We introduced Nic, Farrell, and John to Pizza King! 
Love you guys so much. 

Tuesday was a BLAST but so busy! 
Cow Appreciation Day. 
 
Kenzee helped me on so many levels that day! 
I am so thankful when my dystonia is kinda rough that others understand. 
That I got to relax. Make some kids bags. 
Kenzee to the save for the day! 
Love you! 

Wednesday-Thursday was great!
Busy but good.

Hello rough Friday. 
Friday evening was hard. 
I am so thankful for such a wonderful place to work. 
Such a unquie company full of love and compassion. 
The struggle of bagging was real. 
I moved and I look behind me. There stands the owner.
So thankful he just knew. 
I hear "It's ok! We are bagging food here. It's ok! Your doing great. Keep going!" 
Me:I can't do this. Craig. I can't do this.
"Your ok!" 
"I look wired when I move. People look at me strange."
"No you don't look "wired", and who cares." 
 I just know this was a God thing Friday night. 
I needed to hear those things.


Flashback:To my first interview with him and how close I was to spilling coke zero on him. Ugh. He selected me anyways. 
It makes my heart so full. To know that dystonia is just the "norm" around our store.
At one point I knew I needed to fill one of my co-workers in about dystonia.
I am so glad that I did too! 
The reply was "Oh ok. Yeah anytime you need help I will help! Not a big deal. We got this!" 

I am so thankful for a owner who prays at any given with me. 
Who truly cares about me. 
A team who takes on dystonia like a beast. 
Who really does see more to me then dystonia. 

I love these guys so much! 
My weekend off ended with the water park at Pine Lakes. 
 

The weekend off is just what I needed! 
Thanks Jesus for reminding me how truly truly loved I am. 
Even on my bad days with dystonia. 
I am learning how to handle when dystonia is really tough. 
I still get pretty frustrated and somewhat upset at myself. 
I am just so glad that I know I am loved through it.


My night ended with this sweet reminder:

"Jesus loves you no matter what season you are in!"

Thanks Jesus for always loving me. For placing a team to truly love me through the good and through the bad. 
I really am so blessed! 
















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