Ok everyone, I have somehow missed this question and seeing as I have no question for today, I’m guessing I have been jumping the gun and doing them in advance. So yesterday’s post was really todays. Confused.com. So I thought I would write a little post based on this prompt from two days ago.
How am I brave? I think we can be brave in many different ways and for many different situations. I think I am brave by moving back to Northern Ireland, having left an amazing life in Australia. I think I am brave to begin a new chapter in my life and maybe finally do some adult things, like buying my own house for the first time and purchasing my first car (especially as I approach my forties).
All these things scare me and I have to be brave and embrace the change, for my own sake. These are big life changes but being brave could be simply leaving the house or going to the gym on your own etc etc.
I think we are all brave at times and we should be proud of ourselves for overcoming whatever life throws at us, no matter how big or small. Being brave is made easier with the support of loved ones and encouragement when times are tough. We are not alone in this world, whether it be your family or friends that you rely on for support, or a particular faith or community group, there are always others there to help you overcome whatever it is that scares you or makes life more difficult at that particular time in your life.
Can anyone else relate?
Wayne ✌🏽
WrookieSchU 
I can definitely relate to the bravery needed to move countries. I once read that an accent is a sign of bravery and never a truer word!
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Oh wow that’s a great saying and very true. I loved being somewhere where my accent was unique.
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To some people change is exceptionally frightening yes you were brave . Going from Australia to Ireland was indeed courageous.My brave came through years of pain living with Lupus, having a stroke and cardiac arrest (250 jules brought me back) I woke up totally paralyzed on the left side and had to learn to do everything over. They told me it would take me at least 6 weeks to recover. I beat them by working on off hours and weekend on my rehab and left with 4 weeks walking with a single cain, from not even being able to stand. I am healthier now that
I am older than when I was young. So we all have some form of bravery, you will recognize it when it comes to you. So here are to all who make it through the other side.
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Wow that is amazing to hear about your recovery! I’m so happy to hear how well you have done! That is indeed very brave and also inspiring for others 😊
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Thank you, I did go into the room for people with Lupus to help them understand the procedures and how they were done, it was my way of helping calm some people and let them
understand that everyone is different.
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That’s amazing! People are ignorant until they learn 😊
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Yes, I can relate. Making big purchases is scary!
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Soooo scary 🙈🙈
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I have also been attempting the Bloganuary challenge and as I already follow your blog, I was enjoying getting the prompts a day early!! Hahaha 😂
Returning to NI from Australia was definitely brave. I guess facing your fears – whatever they may be – is being brave #bloganuary
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Ah thank you! I think I was getting them a day early but not anymore 😂😂😂 thanks for your support!!!!
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