Fayette County Health Center, Uniontown, PA

Learning That Is OK

It is OK at times to be who I want to be.

There is no shame in the diagnosises that I carry.

It is OK that I am different.

There is no shame that I have extra needs.

It is OK that I take care of myself.

There is no shame in making myself my first priority.

It is OK to do what I need to do to make things easier for me.

There is no shame in knowing that everyone may not see things the way that I do.

It is OK that I am who I am.

There is no shame in being different.

I am OK.

That is what matters.

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““Being A ‘Shining Example To My Peers’ means that I am open, transparent and honest with what it takes and the struggles in managing life’s necessities and challenges alongside being hopeful and resilient in my fight to keep going and living the life that is mine.”

~Dustin

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