My favorite post is one that mostly flew under the radar: 24. P.S. I forgive you.
This post describes how I chose to forgive diabetes for the bad and to reflect on the good I have received during my 24th “diaversary.” While it was not my most popular post of all time, it openly represents my emotions on a day that is always bittersweet.
Stephen’s short yet powerful comment on this blog post meant a lot to me, as did another I received via Facebook from the mother of a diabetic child who thanked me for writing the things that her son could not yet articulate at a young age. Those little moments make blogging so worth it. We can use our words to connect with and encourage others who face similar obstacles each day. #DOC in a nutshell!
Very Light, No Sugar 
That was a beautiful post. Thanks for bringing it up again and giving me a chance to re-read it — I remember reading it the first time and am surprised I didn’t comment then.
Forgiveness is all about looking past what happened before and marching forwards. I hope you’ve been able to do that since first writing that back in January.
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Thanks for reading, Scott. I’m still working on the forgiving diabetes thing, but that attitude has helped a lot this year.
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I loved that post, and I love your writing. Please don’t stop.
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Back atcha, Stephen!
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That was a great post to share!
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Thanks, Kelley!
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