I believe that positivity is the greatest medicine. On the days that I
feel at my utter lowest lows, I still try to find some light in the
dark because in reality there will always be someone in a worse
situation than I am.
I have been
privileged today at internship number two to read testimonies of past
residents. Some of their stories seem as though they are absolutely
fairy tales, the violence and hate doesn't seem fathomable, but they
were all eerily true.
One thing I noticed, which made me smile,
was the positive spin each individual added at the end of their story
after they described the end to the violence and hate from family. They
noted how they were able to overcome the worst of their life's obstacles
and have found themselves a happy place where they finally stay
positive about what they can accomplish in their futures.
Reading
through these letters gave me chills, but made me extremely thankful
and grateful for what I do have. I will continue on with my positive
thoughts, now with these stories in the back of my mind as a remind that
there is always someone in more need that I am.
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