It's never easy to admit you've failed. Over the past year I've gone through several changes. I was let go from a job I thought I was doing well in. My relationship went through a rough patch, and overall I've felt lost.

Through it all I've learned that these moments weren't failures but life lessons that the universe was trying to tell me that I needed to learn.

I had to take a step back to refocus everything that's important to me. When I created Healing In Hindsight™ it was because I couldn't find any resource of someone being real about their battle with Type 2 diabetes as a young adult. I wanted to be that voice.

Instead of being myself and sharing all the challenges I've been facing, I've been hiding and I tried to present something that wasn't authentic at all. What's worse is that my discipline with keeping my diabetes in check has been off completely.

All of this to say, that I promise from this point forward to present nothing but myself. I appreciate and thank you for sticking with me through the many transformations that this blog has taken. 3rd times the charm right? Stay tuned!

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It's never easy to admit you've failed. Over the past year I've gone through several changes. I was let go from a job I thought I was doing well in. My relationship went through a rough patch, and overall I've felt lost.

Through it all I've learned that these moments weren't failures but life lessons that the universe was trying to tell me that I needed to learn.

I had to take a step back to refocus everything that's important to me. When I created Healing In Hindsight™ it was because I couldn't find any resource of someone being real about their battle with Type 2 diabetes as a young adult. I wanted to be that voice.

Instead of being myself and sharing all the challenges I've been facing, I've been hiding and I tried to present something that wasn't authentic at all. What's worse is that my discipline with keeping my diabetes in check has been off completely.

All of this to say, that I promise from this point forward to present nothing but myself. I appreciate and thank you for sticking with me through the many transformations that this blog has taken. 3rd times the charm right? Stay tuned!

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