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Beauty & The Beach By Lorraine Brooks
My body in bathing suits Feels clumsy and gross. I look at the swimmers And look at the pool, And suddenly feel Like a fat ugly fool. I try to ignore them, These feelings I feel… But the bottom line truth is, The feelings are real. Will I wear a bathing suit? Probably not. I’ll probably stay in my clothes, And feel hot. I’ve tried, please believe me, To listen to those Who tell me It’s OK To take off my clothes. Then I look at others And what comes to mind? I sense they are judging me And being unkind.
No Regrets Poem By Lorraine Brooks
I asked Poet Lorraine Brooks to write a poem about living with diabetes with no regrets for our podcast featuring music by Edith Piaf. Born in Paris in 1915, Edith Piaf became a national treasure. She was the voice of France. She began her singing career on the streets, and her only musical apprenticeship came from listening to singers on the capital’s popular radio stations. Her iconic hit, “Non, je ne regrette rien” spent seven weeks atop the French Singles & Airplay Reviews chart.
Don't Give Up Poem By Lorraine Brooks
Don’t Give Up by Lorraine Brooks Rain comes. The rivers overflow and flood the plains. Our hearts become full And sometimes anguish and fear is what remains. Hearts ache Hands and bodies fail or become weak Powerless and fearful Relief and painless thoughts are what we seek. Minds change And overwhelming feelings turn to fear It can feel hopeless We don’t know what to do or how to bear. But The rain does stop And the sun comes out.
A Woman's Choice Poem By Lorraine Brooks
Poet Lorraine Brooks shared her newest poem, A Woman’s Choice, on last night’s Divabetic 12th Year Podcast Anniversary Special. Overnight there’s been a tremendous response to Lorraine’s powerful verse.
'Inch By Inch' Poem By Lorraine Brooks
Home D-Stories ‘Inch By Inch’ Poem By Lorraine Brooks Mr. Divabetic 01/29/2019 D-Stories, Uncategorized Slow and steady wins the race. Baby steps should set the pace. There’s no need to rush to win, Enjoy the journey that you’re in. Things don’t happen overnight. It takes time to get things right. Sometimes it may seem too slow To get to where you need to go. Dealing with a chronic ill, May seem like it’s all uphill. Getting better from a stroke Makes you feel like a slowpoke.
Real Estate Training Guide How To Become A Successful Real Estate Agent
Real estate training is essential for the people who want to become a successful real estate broker. It helps them to learn all about real estate business. Real estate business requires some time, some basic knowledge of the business and skill to perform all transactions. Real estate business will be one of the good carriers for a hard working person. Real estate training suggests them all the ways to achieve their goals. License is the basic requirement to become a real estate agent.
5 Ways to Save Money on Remodeling Your New Home
If you plan to remodel your new home and look to save your budget, it doesn’t necessarily mean the quality will shrink. If you manage to distribute the main expenses rationally, remodeling can turn out to be a great experience. Let’s see what exactly you can do to save some of your renovation budget and create a fabulous home. 1) Textured Walls It is not necessary to fix all the rough areas on the walls and try to make them perfectly smooth.
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