Not all who wander are lost

       I’m excited to say that I'm branching out to other outlets, that way I can reach a bigger audience, and hopefully in turn help more people. I watched a TedTalk that was the catalyst for the change, and for the way I view my life, and the way I see my pain.  I love TedTalk’s, and love how they help you see different viewpoints and beliefs. If you need to find an out-of-the-box solution, watch a TedTalk. Anyways,  I watched a Talk about finding purpose in life.  The lady talked about how we should be focusing on finding our purpose and not just finding happiness. She spoke about when you find your purpose in life, you find your happiness. After watching it I got a little upset. I thought, what the fuck is my purpose in life? I’m not able to do things that are purposeful or that make a difference in the world.        Then it hit me, I’m looking at my disease and pain as a burden, and almost like a life sentence; which in essence my disease is a life sentence. But I can ch