2019 was a hard year for me which caused me to take a step back and reflect on myself. What I found out was that I still have a lot of grief over the loss of my mother. I was depressed, unmotivated, anxious, and I was not able to get much of anything done.
In 2018 I completed donations every other month or so, I handmade blankets, shower baskets, hats, and scarves. I donated to the Cancer Clinic, Hospice Care, American Heart Association, Project Moore Kindness, and New House Domestic Violence Shelter. I felt so accomplished walking into 2019. Not only was I not motivated I found myself loathing my mere existence.
January of 2020 I found myself dealing with the same mentality depression, low self worth, extreme grief, etc. I thought please do not let me continue the same mindset this year. Now here we are in February and I am just starting to set goals for myself. However, looking at the bright side at least I am doing something positive which is helping me think more about achieving the same level of accomplishments as I did in 2018.
I have started crocheting and knitting again so now I need to set some attainable business goals to get Glendra’s Love back into the swing of things.
Glendra’s Love was able to complete it’s annual donation to Sarah Cannon Cancer Center on December 14, 2019. The nurses and staff were extremely grateful and helped remind me of what we are trying to do, 1) doing something to honor my mother and 2) raise awareness of Neuroendocrine Tumor Cancer.
I pray I will continue making strides this year to surpass our prior accomplishments and make others more aware of this deadly disease that took our mother away from us.
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