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Stand strong.  Take a deep breath and move forward.  Let all of the ugliness of the past dissipate and fall away.  Close your eyes and envision your life as you want it to be.  See all the love and beauty that awaits you.  Today is the first day of the rest of your life.  Make it count and start it fresh.  Listen to your heart as you move through the day, reach out your hand to someone who is need.  Reach out with a kind word to someone who longs to hear the words from you.  Turn those kind words inward and tell yourself you are worthy and deserving.  No matter how much doubt clouds your mind, you are deserving.  Surround yourself with goodness and love.  Picture yourself with a smile on your face and know that that there is nothing you can't achieve.  Don't waste one more minute waiting for life to come to you.  Grab it , embrace the love that awaits you.  It is as easy as changing your mind to the possibility.  For you ANYTHING is possible.

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