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Little update!

So I thought I'd give you all a wee update of how things are going. I have recently been back to the doctor to check why I still have this cough, so I am now being tested for asthma.
They have given me an inhaler and so far it seems to have helped.

Uni has been a struggle I am so exhausted and this is only the beginning. I wish I didn't have to work and could concentrate on uni solely but unfortunately life doesn't work like that.

I know if I changed my diet and exercised I'd feel a lot better but Christmas is coming soon and who wants to be on a diet around Christmas time.

I only have a few weeks left at uni then we finish up for the holidays. I have 2 essays due in January and I want to make sure I get them partially finished before I finish up.

Essays + Christmas just doesn't sound appealing. I'm sure after a wee tipple my essay would be very interesting.

I guess my message today is although things can get ontop of you and feel like a struggle you have to remember why you are doing what you are doing.

Say to yourself "is what I am doing worth it" if you can answer whole heartedly YES then power on! If you don't think it is then change it!

Go and do what your passionate about! Life is far too short to struggle along on a path you don't wish to walk down.

There is a song by the script called it's not right for you and one of the lyrics is "you got one life to love what you do"

Have a listen :-)

Hope you all have a lovely weekend and stay positive xx

Lots of love


Lynne

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