Walk a mile in my shoes

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A journey, one has to remind oneself that time sometimes "heals all pains."

Truth be told, it doesn't. If things ain't meant for you it is not meant for you period. "They" tell you to write about it, speak about and it will get better. Guess what I am still here and it ain't better, you just adjust better when it hits.

My journey walking in the shadow of an orphan, asking when will this stop, when will one just have a break through in life to start living like the rest of the world. Why should I fear for my future and why is my happiness and dreams in someone else's hands.

Sad but it's true, this life will never get better.
#walkingamileinmyshoes

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