EDS Awareness Day 18

Day 18 – Motivations

Motivation is what gets you moving. 

Sometimes motivations are urgent/ nessesary like needing to eat or using the washroom. These motivations usually need to be addressed quickly or there will be reprocutions. We dont have much choice when it comes to these motivations.

Motivations can be related to almost anything. 

I have a husband and a handful of kids to keep me motivated. They help keep me motivated to be the best me that I can be.  I also have fur babies around to keep me motivated because they need to eat, they need clean cages, water and love and snuggles. The joy far outweighs the work.

Some motivations can be doing something you love, like going for a walk/or roll. Doing an art project you love. Reading your favorite book or even grabbing your favorite meal. All of these can motivate you to get moving and do what needs to be done.

Another big motivation for me is knowing there are zebras out there who are searching for answers. If I can help a fellow zebra learn new information that can help them, that motivates me! If I can give a chronic illness warrior tips or tricks that can make a positive impact on their daily lives, that brings me so much joy and that motivates me!  If I can find those out there in a deep dark place and help them know they are seen,  heard and wanted that motivates me!  

YOU MOTIVATE ME! THANK YOU! 

So what motivates you? What gets you up and moving? Join us on our Facebook group and tell us about it.

I see you…

I hear you…

And I am so glad your here ❤️



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