F.A.G.U….
Life in general isn’t easy so when a terrible disease takes up residence in your body, the “isn’t easy” becomes “bloody hard”, but thats life.
In reality very little that’s good happens easily, I know there are lots of successful people that just appear to be really lucky, but in order for them to have succeeded in their chosen profession, be it business or sport or whatever, they’ve had to work hard at it. The Gordon Ramsey’s or Richard Brandon’s of this world worked really hard, lots of long days when most others were resting or playing. The athletes trained much more to be faster or stronger when others gave up.
None of those people just did it… it wasn’t easy but it was what the particular person wanted, we all have special people that we admire because of their tenacity and determination to succeed, when everything around them seemed to be falling down, they remained focused on what they truly wanted. Ann Boroch was only in her twenties when she was struck down with a so called incurable disease, the doctors, neurologists, PhD’s and medical experts all said there’s no point in trying or hoping to beat this because you can’t…but she did… she tried and tried and tried again even though it initially seemed like a lost cause. The protocol doesn’t work, it doesn’t cure you…because that’s not what it’s about, it’s about removing the toxins that you have put in to your body then enabling your body to “heal” itself..
It’s not rocket science but it’s not easy, you have to believe it works, believe in yourself and just keep trying no matter how hard it gets.
If beating an illness was easy then it wouldn’t be classed as incurable and big pharma wouldn’t be making millions in profit.
So faced with a supposedly impossible task requires lots of effort, the title of this post is F.A.G.U..
It’s not about just “accepting”, that’s what they say, not what “You” believe.. keep trying…so
FALL AND GET UP…