When is enough enough

How many times can you say no, ask for help or have your needs looked after??

Well in my case I always drag on and on until I am sick... No. This is not the way to go about it. I finally realized that I am important in everything I do...

When someone needs a helping hand I extend it, but not if it means pulling myself down.
If someone says NO I respect it, I have to ... That's their wishes.

I try my best to meet others needs, as long as it is a two way street... there's no problem!!

Sick and tired of being sick and tired... yea that's it. So when I feel enough is enough that's what I mean... and I need now to stick to that.

All too much in today's society people take others for granted and mistreat them... this is time for change. No ignorance, more tolerance, more giving and sharing and less greed.

Everyone has the potential to be the best they can be, and room for improvement is always the case.
The very best way to keep your whole self intact is to be balanced... Mentally, emotionally, Physically, and spiritually.

Let's try to make the future more bearable for our Children and ourselves... It isn't that hard.

  IT IS CHOICE.

Love and Light
Wandalynn

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