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Hi. I’m dSavannah. A comment from a new reader<\/a> made me realize that I can’t assume (you know what happens to you and me when we do that!) that visitors know my theme or purpose for completing the #AtoZChallenge<\/a>. So, if you are a new visitor to my blog, my theme this year for the challenge is #dSavannahDefects<\/b><\/span>, aka “What’s it’s like dealing with #InvisibleIllnesses”. Or, in short, {some of} what’s wrong with me.<\/p>\n

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\"L\" … letting go & lessons
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I am combining these topics because they are so intertwined. (An aside, my hands are being so hurty and stupid today. I can’t type. And my perfectionism won’t let me leave typos, not even for the WordPress spell checker to catch. {Funny – it says WordPress is spelled wrong! Never mind. It was me. It wants the P in Press to be capitalized. My bad.} So this post may be short and sweet. Which is probably a welcome change, coming from me. There’s a reason my blog is called dSavannah Rambles<\/b><\/span>.)<\/p>\n

Okay, so lessons. These of course apply to anyone, not just those who fight #InvisibleIllnesses.<\/p>\n

Letting go<\/b><\/span> is of course in itself a HUGE lesson. We all tend to hang on to things, hurts, etc. Things that we need to let go of include, but are not limited to:<\/p>\n