Thankful, Happy, Blessed

Anyone who knows me is aware that the last 15 years have been a rollercoaster for me. First my dad got sick, then my mom broke her arm, then my dad died. Things started looking up when I was accepted at Ohio Christian University. After that I was diagnosed with Agenesis of the Corpus Callosum and I had to learn to cope with the disorder. I am still learning, daily. But then I graduated college with a degree in youth ministry, another great moment... Time to start my life. However 4 and a half years later I was still jobless, nothing was happening in my life besides making new friends every now and then.

Finally in Oct. of last year a friend of mine invited me to his church, that church is now my church, This year I started dating the most wonderful man, and then I published my first book! My life went from nothing happening to so much happening at once, and I am thankful, happy, and blessed.

It is finally my time.

I wont lie, things HAVE happened in the last 5 years, I have had 3 temp jobs that were less than part time but gave me experience behind a desk, I volunteered to be in a locally filmed movie, had one scene, and it was fun. My life hasn't been horrible, I've had blessings along the way. But these things weren't consistent and now they seem to be.

So many of my friends and family have had babies this year, or have gotten married. I've started dating a great guy, and had a baby of my own in the form of a book that I wrote AND self-published!

So if your life seems less than great, please remember that great is coming. :)

It's DCC AWARENESS DAY!

Today is the day! It's the first year for Disorders of the Corpus Callosum Awareness day but I'm so excited! I'm hoping today, to get the word out about my book even more. Beyond that just getting word about my specific disorder of the corpus callosum is important.

How exciting is that?! Also in addition to today I'm going to have a blog post on a different site later. 

The blog I was a guest on: The Tipsyverse blog post

I look forward to the happenings of today and sharing ACC with more people. Please remember that you can buy my book here: 

https://www.createspace.com/5565116

and here: http://www.amazon.com/Silver-Butterfly-Lynnea-Yancy-Squires/dp/1514385759/ref=sr_1_4?ie=UTF8&qid=1435430400&sr=8-4&keywords=The%20Silver%20Butterfly%20Paperback

and for Kindle here: 

http://www.amazon.com/Silver-Butterfly-Lynnea-Yancy-Squires-ebook/dp/B00ZTEPLE2/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1435430265&sr=8-1&keywords=The%20Silver%20Butterfly%20kindle

Also, if you are promoting DCC Awareness Day PLEASE help spread word about my book today! 

Thank you so much! 

Little Known Facts

Well with the release of my book, helping mom out, and doing errands quite frequently I haven't slowed down since June 17th. I'm not complaining. I have LOVED everything that has been happening.

But something I don't really like to talk about is happening to me much quicker than normal. It's no secret that in addition to my ACC- I'm magnesium deficient, I have thyroid disease, and that I'm celiac. I'm honest about these things. I also have a deficiency in b12 and vitamin D. All of these things are quite under control thanks to meds and supplements.

However thanks to my ACC I get tired rather easy, and overdoing it like I have been doing never ends well. I will over do it and the next thing I know I'm stuck in bed for a week or more recovering.

Last night I slept for 12 hours!! 12!!! And it's  6:45 pm right now as I type this post up... I'm so exhausted that I'm seriously considering going to bed as soon as I finish typing this up. Am I confident that I'll sleep till about 7 or 8 am? yeah, very.

I'm so very excited about everything going on though. I look forward to all the things happening right now and in the future. :)

Can't wait to share them with you all. Tomorrow I'm guest blogging on a blog that I read regularly, Getting ready to have my news about my book in the local paper, I just donated my book to our local library. A lot is happening.

:) Blog At You Later