Robin Dix

“The two most underrated priorities of a woman’s life are Love for God and Love for self.  Prioritize these two and all other loves will fall into place.”
― Michele Owes, Pearls of Wisdom for Our Daughters

“But how can people help me…or other people with chronic illness?    •  Listen.    •  Offer help and ask what is needed. It was very hard for me to ask for help. I’d always been the one to offer help and had never needed it myself. It was so difficult to ask for and accept help. But my friends persevered in supportive ways.    •  Realize that a family member’s illness affects the entire family.    •  Be hopeful.    •  Hold a hand or give a hug. Gentle human touch is very soothing and healing.    •  Speak gently. I remember people who meant well would rage against my situation, saying it wasn’t fair and it wasn’t right. And that I wasn’t being treated fairly by the medical establishment. All of this was negative and, even if it was true, wasn’t helping.    •  Recognize signs of depression.    •  Recognize the power of prayer.”
― H. Norman Wright, Coping with Chronic Illness: *neck and Back Pain *migraines *arthritis *fibromyalgia*chronic Fatigue *and Other Invisible Illnesses

“Failure is an event, not a person. Yesterday ended last night. Zig Ziglar”
― Zakari Dotchamou, 300 quotes from top motivators:Tony Robbins, Zig Ziglar, Robert Kiyosaki ...

“Put your expectations on God, not on people.”
― Joyce Meyer