Standing on my Soap Box

I am not a doctor / psychologist / psychiatrist, or trained in any way, shape or form to expertly handle someone who is depressed. I am however someone who has battled depression, and have lived with others who battled it.

Have you ever looked back at your life, and remember the exact point where your life was changed? I can.

I never thought I would see the day when I would write a “trilogy”, and yet that is what this blog post is. This is the last part of a three part post.

My life has made a drastic change beginning of last February, when I lost my job. I was there for 5.5 years, and I figured I was going to retire from there.

Today was a LONG day. My dad had surgery to repair a compressed neck area. The surgery was a success, and I saw him in the recovery room, and he was feeling great (read, high on medication they gave him)!

Before we get into my goals for 2015, let’s take a look back at 2014. WELL – neither my De-athlons nor my Triathlon happened in 2014.

Recently I was talking with someone and said something that I heard from a long past family member. It was completely true information. However, due to this person not hearing it from that person themselves they doubted that the story was true.

Have you ever wondered what God has in store for you? Here is a snapshot of my thoughts one morning as I was reading a book on running by Adam Goucher and Tim Catalano.

Well, as you all know I have been on a “let’s get Sheila healthy” kick for quite some time now. However the past 5 months have been anything but great.

Have you ever thought you were too old to do something? Maybe you thought you were too young. I have been in both places.