Patience : A Blessing Delayed but not Denied!

It's been some time since I have been here...In the time that I was away not a lot has change...Everyday is still a press. I am determined not to quit even though there are times when I can not see pass the pain as it is so prevelant on a day to day basis. ( I am referring to the physical pain that goes along with the Fibromyalgia as well as the side effects from my surgery last September)

I have not lost my faith in God because he has done so much for me...He still answers prayers and continues to show himself mighty by answering prayers.

I have not been able to work since the beginning of the year due to the increased demands of my job and my ongoing issues with pain and being so tired.. I have to admit that some days are discouraging but I know that brighter days are ahead and I take one day at a time.

I went ahead and filed for my disability Social Security. I am not sure how all of this will go as it is a long journey trying to go through all the red tape ( procedures) that goes along with filing for social security. I have done a lot of research on the process but I do realize that every case is handled differently.

For this journey, in all instances requires Patience: Patience, does not come easy, but it is a skill / attribute that can be achieved.

Patience: the capacity to accept or tolerate delay, trouble or suffering without getting angry or upset.

( self-restraint)

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