The Diaries Of A Sweaty Girl

I really appreciate all of your questions and comments you have given me! It makes me feel great to know that there are awesome people out there and people who have hyperhidrosis out there too! 

I am sitting here late at night with my mind buzzing about so many things. 

The main thing and positive message I want to convey to you all is to just be yourself. Don't be anything else but that. Don't rob yourself of life. 

I talked about this a little bit in my video yesterday about how I am a huge advocate for being confident in your own skin. While there are so many things that might be a little more sweaty about having hyperhidrosis, there are so many GREAT things about living a happy life. 

So many people have asked tips on how to be more comfortable with hyperhidrosis. It is great to feel comfortable and I believe everyone should feel comfortable in their own skin, but there is also something so liberating about feeling a little uncomfortable. Pushing yourself outside of your limits. Standing up and giving a speech in front of a group of people. Blogging even though the sweat is dripping off your hands and onto the computer (me currently) :). Isn't that what life is about? Taking risks and going for something?

It's kind of fun to do the impossible.

Go out and get em', you great, sweaty achiever you. 

Thanks for reading!! Have a GREAT week and do something that makes you feel uncomfortable this week!! Let me know how it goes. 

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In thinking of all that has happened recently in Boston, and to our Nation.

Hands: what can they be used for?

They can give a sweet handshake to a fellow bud.

They can clean up the gook and play around in mud.

Hands can be used to make the perfect cake.

Or to sip from a yummy mint milkshake.

Hands can be used to fight,

or to fill people's minds with words--to write. 

Hands can be used to mold,

or to warm another's that are shivering from cold. 

Hands are used at our will,

from a gesture of love to the power to kill.

Hands can take a life, 

or they can save, deliver, and carry one.

Whether they be sweaty, soft, or rough like wood-- 

Be grateful we have hands, and please, please use them for good.

Helen Keller once said, “I am only one, but still I am one. I cannot do everything, but still I can do something; and because I cannot do everything I will not refuse to do something that I can do.”

I have hands, and I refuse to not use them for only for good things. What will you use yours for?

xoxo,

The Girl With Sweaty--but don't be mistaken-- HANDS.