Mom came up to Rexburg today to take me to my doctor's appointment in Idaho Falls.
I can't go to Russia anymore :'(
Apparently, celiac disease is a lot more serious than any of us have been giving it credit for. I was chastised for cheating as much as I do, and counseled that if I couldn't eat 100% gluten free in Russia, that it probably wouldn't be safe for me to go.
I'm pretty sad about it, but I think I'm handling it alright. Mom and I talked about it a lot on the way back from IF and I decided that the best way to not be sad about it is to find something else to take its place that I can be excited about.
SO
Instead of doing my homework, I have come up with a list of things that I could do instead. I may even do more than one. Who knows?
I can't go to Russia anymore :'(
Apparently, celiac disease is a lot more serious than any of us have been giving it credit for. I was chastised for cheating as much as I do, and counseled that if I couldn't eat 100% gluten free in Russia, that it probably wouldn't be safe for me to go.
I'm pretty sad about it, but I think I'm handling it alright. Mom and I talked about it a lot on the way back from IF and I decided that the best way to not be sad about it is to find something else to take its place that I can be excited about.
SO
Instead of doing my homework, I have come up with a list of things that I could do instead. I may even do more than one. Who knows?
- intern for Disney
- be a nanny (Utah, California, New York, Las Vegas...Europe?)
- change majors
- change schools
These are all things I have been thinking about for a while but haven't actively pursued them. There are people I need to talk to (bishop, an academic advisor, the Lord...) but it's time for me to find out what I'm supposed to be doing with my life.
