Have been
diagnosed with a medical condition such as diabetes, Meniere’s, asthma, or
anything else, you must learn to live with them.
You are not
your medical condition. You are who you are. By doing the most you can via
diet, exercise, proper sleep, and attitude you can live with anything.
The point is
to remain as healthy as possible so that whatever your medical condition may
be, it isn’t the one thing that occupies your time and thoughts more than your
life.
I know
published authors with disabilities, yet still manage to write books. The
desire and attitude are what count not the physical body, and how dedicated you
are to the craft.
Self-motivation
is the key. Most writers have self-doubt now and then; authors work through it
and complete their book.
Don’t
compare yourself to others, even medical conditions. You are unique, over time
you will learn how to deal with whatever life throws your way. Do you remember
the saying, “into each life, a little rain must fall”?
That is what
it’s all about; learning to cope with whatever comes your way.
Depending on
what you need to cope with from a medical standpoint, you might need frequent
breaks, eat several small meals, take medications, or whatever you need to do to remain as healthy as possible so you
can work on your book.
Write on and
learn to live with it.
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