Thursday, August 13, 2009

Finding my place here...

Hi. My name is Michelle, and I'm going to give this blogging thing a try.

I'm pretty excited about it, and I've been stalling this first post in hopes of coming across some great, unique idea that will accomplish both giving me a new hobby, and being an enjoyable read for as many people as possible. Something along the lines of http://postsecret.blogspot.com/. As it turns out, I'm going to 'wing it', and take a risk, and enter this world like so many bloggers, with only my story to offer.

I follow several blogs, and the simple, honest accounts of regular people's lives can be the most compelling. We'll see where this can go.

I once read that there are two things that help people sleep easy at night, prayer and journalling. I guess the idea is getting things off your chest and mind. I realize that treating this blog like a diary comes with the risk of it being the epitome of boring, and I actually welcome the idea that I must follow rules here.

So, to conclude, Hi. I'm Michelle, and I'm going to give this blogging thing a try. I'm 27 years old with Cystic Fibrosis. I am married to my perfect man, dreaming of building a family and growing old together against odds.

1 comment:

  1. Dear Michelle,
    First, thank you for finally doing this.
    Second, as someone who has had the pleasure and privilege of having many deep conversations with you, I know this blog will be thoughtful and insightful, for those are qualities I experience talking to you all the time.
    Third, isn't it appropiate that you've begun with a risk: what a fine way to think about what it's like to live with CF. Risk after risk after risk. Maybe you could say something about that, I feel like you're alive to that in a way that I'm not.
    Finally, I wish you luck and send you love for the beginning of this. Beginnings, risks, are hard. It takes us a long time to take them. I hope you make this into something that not only enriches others, which it will, but helps you become more alive, take more risks.
    Jehangir

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