Connecticut Top Blogs

I received this email today:


"Dear blogger,

We would like to inform you about the launch of a new site www.connecticuttopblogs.com.

The ConnecticutTopBlogs.com is a local blogs aggregator that republishes the titles of new posts from selected local blogs and presents them to visitors in a simple and convenient manner.

Your blog was chosen among many other local blogs, and you can see how your posts are displayed on ConnecticutTopBlogs.com.

If you agree with this, the only thing we ask you is to put our banner to your blog. 

Visitors of ConnecticutTopBlogs.com can monitor all top local blogs at a glance, and by clicking on the posts of their interest to be referred to the source blog.

The traffic of ConnecticutTopBlogs.com is growing rapidly day by day, making this service a most effective way to promote your blog to concerned users.

We hope you find ConnecticutTopBlogs.com a useful service and recommend it to your friends.

* This email is informational and we will not bother you again.

Sincerely,
ConnecticutTopBlogs.com

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www.ConnecticutTopBlogs.com
Public Blog Aggregator of Connecticut (CT)"

Parents With Dysautonomia

A dear friend of mine recently left me the following post on MDJunction. She is such a continual source of encouragement for me and other dysautonomic parents.  I share it with you so that you may also be encourage, whether you have dysautonomia or not--we are all living a human experience with innate issues.

"Thanks so much for taking the time to reply even though you are feeling so ill. I am so sorry hear things are really rough all the way around. It must be extremely difficult trying to make all these important decisions with feeling so ill. We have as well had to make financial decisions as I cannot work...at times this week I just wanted to crawl into a dark hole because I felt my mind just could not focus on another thing.I have to constantly remind myself he has never let me down and know matter how bad things look to not focus on what is seen but on what is unseen. 2 Corinthians 4 16-18 has been a comfort to me lately. Therefore we do not lose heart. Though outwardly we are wasting away, yet inwardly we are being renewed day by day. For our light and momentary troubles are achieving for us an eternal glory that far outweighs them all. So we fix our eyes not on what is seen, but on what is unseen, since what is seen is temporary, but what is unseen is eternal. This has been a good reminder for me 

I will be praying strong for you Nikki (I hope you don't mind if I call you Nikki, I have been meaning to ask you this.)

Sending hugs and prayers your way, Jan xo"


The original post may be found at the following link:
Parents With Dysautonomia (page 2).

"Be good.
Be patient.
Be in the moment."


~MissNikkiAnn