2 years..

Shelby • I love my son! 4/22/19 💙👣

I am coming up on my two year anniversary for my diagnoses. And I can honestly say in the past two years, my life has not changed. It means so little to me, I rarely think about it anymore. I found a great man who accepts me, And loves me for exactly who I am. I have a completely normal sex life. I don't know if anyone else is in a way thankful for their diagnoses. It has taught me a lot. About who i am, what i deserve. I have realized in the past two years, that not every one is worthy of your love and compassion. Not everyone will love you for who you are, but only what's in your pants. I was a wild promiscuous woman before I was diagnosed. It has taught me how important it is to properly teach sexual education to younger generations because it can happen to anyone. And although it sucks sometimes blessings come in hard to swollow packages. But I feel like everything happens for a reason. At first ladies it will be very hard. You will feel gross, And betrayed You may feel sad, but just know that no matter what, everything will be OKAY. 😚❤