Hiatus updates ❤️ + Photo Dump ✨
Hey yall, I just wanted to give the update here, I know I Posted it on my IG story but I just wanted to put it out there cause i know content been really slow. I’m working on my health right now as a lot of yall know, it’s been a rollercoaster since I started my medication. The doctors want me to rest and recovery cause the grief I’ve experienced has done a number to a lot of my preexisting issues and a lot of things I thought I wasn’t gonna have to worry about till later in life I’m having to deal with now.
I have hope though. I want to recover and I’m doing everything in my power to do so, it’s just takes some time.
That why is this year is all about recovery and finding the joy in life again.
Sparkles and I say that currently I’m rediscovering how to truly Be happy again even though I know it’ll be different that before, I believe it will be good for/to me. I’ve been finding happiness is the small things right now. I’ve also been drawing a lot so that’s helped with some creative outlet!
I thank yall so much for being patient on content and really just coming with me on my journey though this ❤️ I’ll be back to creating soon ❤️
I miss everyone so much! Love yall so big ❤️
Taking time to recover from both physical and emotional setbacks can be one of the most challenging experiences in life. I've personally noticed that recovery isn’t just about the body healing; it’s also about nurturing the mind and soul. Brain fog can be incredibly frustrating as it clouds not only cognitive function but also motivation and creativity. From my own experience, incorporating small daily routines like in-bed exercises, meditation, and journaling has been invaluable for gradually rebuilding strength and mental clarity. One thing that helped me was allowing myself to feel all the emotions fully, especially grief and pain. It’s okay to cry and have difficult days. Accepting this process as part of healing helps reduce the pressure of “getting better” quickly. Finding joy in small things, such as drawing or simply appreciating a quiet moment, can bring a surprising amount of peace and hope. Creativity, even when slow or imperfect, offers a much-needed outlet. Another key insight is the importance of setting realistic expectations for recovery. Sometimes, health challenges bring new limitations or slow down life’s pace unexpectedly. Adapting to these changes while focusing on what brings comfort and happiness has been essential. Support from a community—whether friends, family, or online groups—provides motivation and reduces feelings of isolation during tough times. Overall, this journey taught me that recovery is not linear, and it's filled with ups and downs. Still, patience and self-compassion allow us to rediscover who we are beneath the struggle. Taking care of health first, prioritizing rest, and gently pushing towards creative or enjoyable activities can help rebuild strength and create a hopeful path forward.
