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Fear makes everything worse.

Fear it's an awful word. It also does awful things to us. Not only in a Cancer battle but in our everyday lives. Just think when we are scared of something it grows bigger and bigger. Making us more and more afraid. Then it ads doubts and insecurities. You know something it's not worth it. Ever hear that saying if it doesn't kill you it makes you stronger! Ok think about it, what is the worst thing that can happen. Ok now you are thinking of that. Also think what's the best thing to happen out of this. Ok now this is what I do....
I try to go ok I may die. But then I thought why when I can fight. Then I thought if I can fight I can win. Ok then people asked me do you think you will die?   Well I am trying not to think about that because I need to live. I know it's the hardest thing to do and it's way hard not to keep dragging yourself back to a dark place. So then I put the lights on and made then bright to near blind me. We all cope so differently with things and that's ok. Just try not to let that dam FEAR in. It's a really bad thing it can play bad tricks on your mind. So now I am like fear go to hell...... yep stay there #nofear #trickingthemind #staystronge #fearyoucantgetme
    Fear and failure are illusions that are self-created. #iamstillawoman 
    Close your eyes and ask yourself. “What is your biggest fear?”
    Typically mostly will answer with, “failure” hoping to demonstrate they don’t look for failure in their future.

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