I'm at it again. I've fallen off the wagon. First it started with one small thing, then a couple of small things, and here I am 6 months later and a little heavier. Not just me this time, both my husband and I have gained a little bit of weight. On a brighter note, my kids are fit. They are really fit and I monitor their diets more closely than I do.
Maybe it's because it's me. I'm beginning to realize the value I put on myself is not as highly as I put for those around me and that's a problem. I am valuable. My life is valuable. The hopes and dreams to do more physical things are valuable. The battle I have with my mind to think it's not is absolutely ridiculous. There aren't any good excuses to not be healthy. I am worth it. So again, I type this as a person who has fallen, but I'm not staying down. I'm telling myself that I am valuable enough to work and struggle at getting fit.
About Me
- Cheryl Ceralde-Elson
- I am a woman who constantly makes mistakes, a woman who is willing to learn from them and a woman who lives by grace. Instead of complaining about the status quo, I'd rather take part in changing it. I love learning. As an educator, I believe in the life long pursuit of learning.
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