Lost Is A Place

This is for all the lonely people who believe that life has passed by them. This is about life, mostly mine. It's about my observations and opinions of life as I see it. It's about being mis-diagnosed as suffering from depression when I had cancer and the doctors beliefs that I would not live. Yet here I am 12 years later still gripeing and complaining. It's about growing up hard of hearing because of a mastoid infection in my left ear that was mis-diagnosed. It's about being diagnosed with a mental illness and attending day treatment programs while in high school.it's about feeling lost and lonely and afraid much of the time. It's about searcing for,and perhaps fing, the strength and courage we each have to fight the demons and slay the dragons that keep us lost.

It's about remembering that you can be happy. It's about rembering that not everything must be a hard-fought battle. It's about remebering to smile. It's about remebering love and hope

Lost is a place, it's where I live. I'd like to change the address , maybe to move on to Found.

Welcome to lost is a place. Our lives here on this earth is a journey that starts at birth and ends at death. It's not always a smooth easy journey. There are bumps and twists and turns in the road. It's easy to become confused and lose your way.

It's hard to remember, when the storms over take you that the darkness is only temporary. We seem to forget that others are in the misdt of the storm as well, that we are truly not alonre. When we reach out to comfort another weary, frightened traveler, we are, ourselves, comforted also.

One of my favorite books is The Power Of Posative Thinking, by Norman Vincent Peale. It is such a simple consept, the law of attraction but so difficult, at least for me, to put into practice.

If you grew up in a family where apperances are evrything, where you had to put on a happy face to show the world and where the lies are the truth, it's difficult to turn that thinking around. Difficult but not impossible.