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Lupita

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controlling my "diabetes" a constant battle.
« on: May 01, 2008, 10:30:44 AM »
Diabetic people will always have diabetes. They can control it and live a calmed life, but never normal life, they have to writre what they eat, messure insuline, inject them selves several times a day and constantly they have exacerbations or lose of control, ups and downs of blood sugar, etc. But they continue living and get used to the "incovenients" of having a chronic disease.


I wanted to call the thread exorcism but I did not want to put that word in the title. So I put it here.


Exorcism

It is like exorcism. I want to feel good, I want to feel good. I want to feel good. But somebody gives me a look, and I feel like I am going to die.  Then, I start the exorcism.  Mirror work, mirror work. Got to the mirror, now, go to the mirror. Look in to my eyes, and say, I love my self, I love my self, I love you, I love you. Hummm, who are you kidding? I say it but do not really feel it. Them listen to tapes, the tapes say, you cannot control other people’s thoughts, we can only control our thoughts. I cannot even control mine. So, why to allow somebody else to define us when their thoughts are totally beyond our control?
It is the middle of the day, I start feeling better. I want to feel good, I want to feel good. That is a start. Thank you God. Suddenly, somebody acts condescendent, or  mistreats me, or rejects me. Count, just count, one, two, three…….breath slowly, in and out, count again, relax. Go to the mirror, say I love you anyway, listen to your tape, God is with you, you are not alone, God is taking care of you, God loves you. Nobody is out to get you. The day is going, it is the afternoon, I am exhausted. Why am I so much rejected, or why does it hurt so much. I think I know.  Why do I feel  so bad to the point that I cant live? I think I know.  My legs do not support me, my arms are so heavy. I am so tired. I am exhausted.
Since one year ago, I started educating my self, reading books, listening to tapes, work on detachment and forgiveness.  Now, at least I can go home and enjoy my rest at home.  I am not dwelling in the problems I had last week. I am not dwelling in the rejection of my coworkers, anymore, they have shrunk. I can enjoy my weekends and feel that God will help me to find a new job or fix the things in the old job.  I am not constantly worrying as I used to. I have less fear. My stomach hurts less. Stil hurts but it is less. There is progress.
It is like Diabetes. It never disappears. Just that you control it to a point that allows you to live and continue living.  It is a constant battle.  Mirror work, suggestion tapes, books, meditation, so much work, so much time consuming, to erase the false tapes recorded in your brain, like PTSD. Constant pain, loneliness and sensation of abandonment. Forever. It is like in the bible it is written when the prophets told demons, I command you demon, to leave this body, and they did. And I command you, false tapes, to leave my brain alone. That is why I called it exorcism. With the difference that at least I can go home and enjoy my rest, which I never  could before. Thank you Lord.
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Gaining Strength

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Re: controlling my "diabetes" a constant battle.
« Reply #1 on: May 01, 2008, 10:45:35 AM »
which I never  could before.
That is progress.  Keeping progress in the forefront, believing that healing is happening.
Yesterday as I slipped into shame suddenly I went to my thoughts - I am healing, I am stronger, I am relentless, I BELIEVE and I popped out.
When it comes to people insulting or slighting us the only way out for me is to work relentlessly at wishing them well.  It helps me to know that their unkindness comes out of their own wounds and weaknesses.  That shaming article that teartracks pointed out really gets to that point.  When I see these rude, insulting people as shamed I am able to have compassion.  As soon as I have compassion for them the power they hold over me (manifested in resentment) is broken.

Maybe this will be of value to you?

Love to you as you progress.  Never give up.  Your progress is obvious though the relief is not yet enough.  Never give up.
Love to you,
Gaining Strength

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« Reply #2 on: May 01, 2008, 12:37:33 PM »
((((Lupita))))))

I practice the same as you - always trying to change the state of consciousness.  When people are awful to me what helps for me is always reminding myself that their actions and words are impersonal.  It's not about me.  It's about them and where they are.  They don't see me, truly, but what I represent to them.  Something to make themselves superior to, to lash out against, some object to pull or push, to desire or reject - all for their own reasons, reflecting their own internal relationship with themselves, their pasts.  Nothing to do with me.

That's what I practice, anyway.
Character, which has nothing to do with intellect or skill, can evolve only by increasing our capacity to love, and to become lovable. - Joan Grant

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« Reply #3 on: May 01, 2008, 05:58:19 PM »
That's a LOT of good ground covered in a year, Lup...
I'm impressed and it's wonderful that your determination has yielded relief.

Reclaiming your own time?
Not obesssing over the day past?
Persisting with your positive messages to yourself?

That's not small change.

BRAVO.

xo
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« Reply #4 on: May 01, 2008, 07:00:52 PM »
(((Lupe)))

It's a journey. 

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« Reply #5 on: May 01, 2008, 07:47:43 PM »


(((((((( Lupita ))))))))   

I am so very proud of you, and all your achievements, and growth, during this last year.

You have persevered and worked through so much, with determination and dedication.

"Well Done" dear friend.

May God Bless You Each and Every Day.

Love, Leah
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Lupita

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« Reply #6 on: May 03, 2008, 04:52:15 PM »
Hop, Light and Lea, thak you for your encouragement. GS and Iphy, thank you for sharing. It is nice to know that I am not the only onw. Because sometimes I so think I am the only wierd in this planet. It is encouraging that you two are doing the same thing and progessing through effort, no pampering, no family, it is hard. God bless you.

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« Reply #7 on: May 03, 2008, 09:07:36 PM »
((((Lupita)))) god bless you too.  It means so much to me to have a sister in experience such as you.  I admire and appreciate many things about you - what you have accomplished, how you persevere and you are fun and sweet too.  Just so you know.   :)
Character, which has nothing to do with intellect or skill, can evolve only by increasing our capacity to love, and to become lovable. - Joan Grant

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« Reply #8 on: May 04, 2008, 09:30:05 AM »
Life is a constant battle is it not?  Two steps forward and one step back!  The year is almost over for you and I would think you would seek employment somewhere else.  My heart is with you
Kelly

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