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BloggyBook Spring Season 2013
BloggyBook Spring Season 2013
BloggyBook Spring Season 2013
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BloggyBook Spring Season 2013

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This book series contains a blog post for each day of the season. I share many aspects of my life, and that includes struggles, funnies and family moments.
I wrote this book to keep track of my daily activities and to remember precious family moments that we never want to forget.

Life goes by really fast, it is like someone is turning the hands of time and not giving you a chance to treasure each moment we have in life.

Spring 2013 Edition

LanguageEnglish
PublisherMarc Corn
Release dateMay 19, 2013
ISBN9781291396621
BloggyBook Spring Season 2013
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Marc Corn

Marc published his first book in October 2011, he just wanted to give it a try just to see if anyone would read it. After 3500 downloads through a kindle promotion, inspired him to write more books.The latest book he wrote was called "Habit, Kicks and Laughter." Initially this book wasn't going to be released, but after showing a few people, it was clear by their great feedback that they loved it.Marc, who suffers from cerebral palsy always tries to make the best of his condition. Every day is an uphill struggle, but he smiles through the pain to try to help others. Even though Marc struggles with his learning disability he still tries to write a lot and even if he makes mistakes he has great support on hand from his friends and family who proof-read many of Marc's publications.

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    BloggyBook Spring Season 2013 - Marc Corn

    BloggyBook Spring Season 2013

    Marc Corn

    Published by Marc Corn at Smashwords

    Smashwords Edition 

    Copyright 2013 Marc Corn

    Other Books By Marc Corn

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    Thank you for being there when I needed you.

    About this book

    This book series contains a blog post for each day of the season. I share many aspects of my life, and that includes struggles, funnies and family moments. 

    I wrote this book to keep track of my daily activities and to remember precious family moments that we never want to forget. 

    Life goes by really fast, it is like someone is turning the hands of time and not giving you a chance to treasure each moment we have in life. 

    Table of Contents

    Ups, Downs, and Bullying

    Late Start

    Breaking Down Gallbladder

    Amber, and busy day

    Spring, and Vindaloo Curry

    No Justice for birth blunder

    Spasms, Pain, and Gastro

    Forgot Breakfast Food

    Faking it? Really?

    Mothers Day, Bye-Bye Flopsy

    First Snow of Spring

    So-called Snowstorm

    Inner Ear Sickness

    My Story Goals

    Bye-Bye 4S!

    Bad Noodles, and old blogs

    Sunday Walk, and Shops

    MilkyStones, and Overwhelmed

    Wisdom, and no SIM swap

    Bad Thigh, and SIM Saga

    Weekly Shop, and T-Lites

    Escaping Reality Rambling

    Snow, and Rude People!

    Birth Negligence, and Notes

    Some Progress, Sim Saga

    Relaxed, and Bad Tooth!

    Another day, and no service!

    Saga, Confusion, and Camera!

    Good Friday, and Camera Test

    Crazy Weather Moments!

    Easter Sunday, Melted Eggs!

    Restless Night, and Sunset

    Bad Sleep, and London Trip!

    Part Two London, and Meeting K!

    York Trip Part One

    York Trip Part Two

    York Trip Part Three, and Funnies!

    York Trip Part Four

    Ninja Wasps, and York Pictures

    Choking Cough, and McFlurries!

    No Service? You’re Paying!

    You’re a Nutter, Lovely Meal

    I tried, and choked!

    About Marc

    Ups, Downs, and Bullying - 1 March 2013

    Well, March is here and it is back to blogging for me. If you have followed my blogs you will know that I took a few days off, this was to give myself a break from writing and to have a rest from the usual daily grind. 

    The rest did me the world of good, well, apart from my blood pressure dropping and getting myself depressed, other than that it went fine. I spent most of my days talking to K, I met her a few days ago and we just hit it off from there. I was surprised I met someone that was so caring, after all the years of rejection and hate, I had finally found someone who accepted me for who I am.  

    I always find it hard to meet new people, for some reason after I tell them about my disability they just change completely, not replying to messages and just stop talking to you. When it comes to my disability I have to be open about it, it is who I am and no amount of wishing will make that go away, even though at times, I wish it did. I always question whether it is my fault that people don’t want know me, I shouldn’t really think about it, after all, those who stick around are the true friends, and that is the main part. 

    Anyway, onwards and upwards as they say. I wanted to briefly discuss my depression, and how it can affect me physically & emotionally. 

    I have had depression since the age of thirteen, it has been several years of loneliness, heartbreak and sickness. To be brief, it sent me downhill very fast. When I was thirteen I was subjected to bullying because I was overweight, seventeen stone to be exact. As you can guess, at that weight I was a chubby boy. I loved food, no matter what it was I ate it, and in all honesty I don’t know why I loved it so much. 

    When the bullying started, I just ignored it and let it continue, which was the worst thing I ever done. As this went on, it became harder to deal with, I was being called all sorts of names, and beaten up whenever they felt like getting a kick out of abusing someone. 

    They only picked on me because I was different and weighed a lot, they couldn’t care what their actions did to me, it was all fun and games to them. I was always called a fat bastard by those who bullied me, and because of this it hit my confidence like a sack of potatoes. I felt completely lost inside, I just wanted the bullying to stop. 

    So, to be brief. I started to starve myself, eating less and less as time went on, and in the end I lost ten stone in weight over two months. I was really messed up at the time, being extremely thin had no advantages to me, all it done was make me really sick, and on two occasions it nearly killed me. 

    As the eating disorder progressed it gradually attacked my muscles, which meant it caused many problems for me. Over the years I have developed arthritis in many of my bones, which is really painful. I also suffer from weak swallowing control, this means I have to be careful what I eat because it could get stuck in my throat. 

    These problems are hard to deal with, I am in constant pain no matter what I do, the tablets I take just make me high, it is a never ending battle to keep it under control, and to make matters worse the tablets only suppress the pain for a very short time, which means I am left for four hours in pain until I can take more.

    Anyway, getting to my point. All these problems have caused a domino effect in my life, and in terms of confidence, I lost that years ago because I was constantly judged over aspects of my condition. 

    As I mentioned before, I have weak swallowing, and because of that it causes me to dribble a lot. I go through massive amounts of kitchen roll a week and I can’t go anywhere without any. I don’t do this by choice, it isn’t like I woke up one day and said hey, I am going to dribble every two minutes, it doesn’t work like that. The weakness in my neck muscles happened over time, it was mainly caused by muscle wasting and cerebral palsy.

    So, with all these problems in mind. I need you to imagine how hard it is for me to meet new people who will accept everything about me. Some of you will be reading this thinking it is easy, but honestly I have tried over the years and it the same thing each time, all I want is for people to accept me, but at times I just think that I put people off. What makes it even more hard is the depression that comes along with it, after all it takes someone who is very understanding to accept this and everything else. 

    I will continue to live in hope that things will change, who knows what is around the corner? Anyway, after typing all this, I feel like a doughnut (idiot), maybe I am over thinking again and rushing everything, these things take time, but I guess I am scared that I will live and die alone, and to never feel love from a partner.

    If you have just read through all eight hundred words of that then it means you deserve a medal. I have sat here for the last five hours writing it, and considering the day hasn't even started yet I am doing really well.

    After I finished writing, I tried going to sleep. I don’t why I even bothered, it was like my brain was refusing to switch off. I wish I knew what was causing these sleep problems, it can’t be pain because I have that all the time, I can only guess that I am getting worked up somehow, but with that in mind, I don’t feel like I am worked up about anything. Life has been great to me recently, I have published my new book two days ago and I have met K, what more could ask for? Oh well I won’t dwell on this lack of sleep because life is going great for me at the moment.  

    Today is going to be an easy day. The only thing I need to do is get some shopping from Tesco and publish today’s blog post. What an easy day, but also lucky because the lack of sleep will drag me down later, well I hope it doesn’t. 

    I started out my day with a big bowl of cornflakes and rice krispies mixed together, at this point I was in need of food because my blood sugars dropped and depression was starting to play havoc with my head. So, at 3am I was sitting at the table noshing on my breakfast, might I add it was covered in sugar. 

    After I had breakfast, I started to feel much better. The low feeling finally disappeared and I could finally think straight again. I had nothing to do at this late hour, well apart from watching television. 

    Skipping ahead a few hours. The morning was in full swing and it was time for me to venture out to get some shopping, just before I got ready my dad came in and said that they were doing the shopping, this was a strike of lucky because in all honesty I didn’t feel well enough to do anything, and it was also lucky that only needed yogurts. 

    So, all the plans I had were now out of sight and I can just relax all day. Anyway, with this said, I think it is time for me to end the blog here, but before I do that, I leave you with some words of wisdom.

    Do not go where the path may lead, go instead where there is no path and leave a trail.

    Credit: Ralph Waldo Emerson - brainyquote.com

     Late Start - 2 March 2013

    Today started out very late for me, I ended up sleeping in until 10am, this was really late for me, usually I am awake at 7am. I must have needed the lie in because I had no sleep the night before, I feel more refreshed and full of energy, which is fantastic for me.

    The day started out very relaxed, I had a huge bowl of cornflakes and Cheerios for breakfast, this was something different for me because I hadn't had Cheerios for years, the last time I remember having them was when I was very young.

    After I finished breakfast, I sat with mum and watched Saturday Kitchen. Mum loves this show, we always have a joke with her saying if she made food like that for us that we would wonder if she was okay. My mum and dad are very old school, they believe in homemade

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