Larissa Martin
- Jul 25, 2018
- 2 min
How Being Disabled Has Taught Me To Be More Positively Mindful And Grateful For All I Have
How being disabled has taught me to be more positively mindful and grateful for all I have: I have Cerebral Palsy and I am an amputee. I am in a wheelchair 24/7, 365 days. That has been my reality for the past 29 years and will be for the rest of my life. I am not going to lie. Being disabled sucks, but I could be a whole lot worse. I remind myself that when I am having a bad day. I wish I wasn’t disabled. I wish I could do what everyone else does. I don’t want to have to rel
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Larissa Martin
- Jul 25, 2018
- 2 min
To the People Struggling With Mental Illness Today
To people who are having a rough time with mental illness right now… You will get through this. It may take time, but there is a light at the end of the tunnel. You’re so much stronger than you give yourself credit for. Just because things are bad right now doesn’t mean they will stay that way forever. Having any mental illness doesn’t make you bad or weak person in any way. Know that you’re valued, cared about and loved. Your mental illness does not define who you are. Havin
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Larissa Martin
- Jul 25, 2018
- 3 min
What You Need To Know If You’re Starting A New Fitness Journey
If you’re starting a fitness journey, you’ve got this! Now, how do I know? I recently celebrated four years of working out every day. How did I get to this point on my fitness journey? Why did I not take a break from my exercise routine in the past four years? I have very poor circulation, and I’m cold all the time. Unfortunately, I did very little to improve this problem. Several people told me,“You need to move around,” but I never did. My dad would come home from work and
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Larissa Martin
- Jul 25, 2018
- 2 min
How I detoxed from my phone helped me live in the present more how breaking up with phone helped me
How Not Bringing My Phone To Bed Has Helped Me Be More Focused On Life I like millions of people have a phone and I am glued to it 24/7. I work on it, keep up with social media non-stop etc. I would bring it into bed with me as I am sure many of us do and be on it for hours on end until I either got tired or it died. I did this for so long. Until I decided enough is enough. I decided to try and stop bringing my phone to bed just to see if I would notice any difference I did.
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