“Life is all about timing...the unreachable becomes reachable, the unavailable become available, the unattainable...attainable. Have the patience, wait it out.” 
― Stacey Charter

So a couple weeks ago, I applied to the Disney College Program for next semester. That means next semester, if I got accepted, I could work in Walt Disney World, in Florida. I was thinking to myself that there is no way I would ever get accepted, I'm a freshman in college, just starting out. But instead of proving everyone else wrong, I proved myself wrong. I got accepted into the disney college program, which is a huge accomplishment and a great organization to work for. Here's the catch when I learned that I got accepted, I starting thinking to myself, can I really live in Florida for 4-6 months, without really visiting my family. Could I live by myself. I think I could do it, but not now. Timing in life is everything, and now is not my time. I know it may sound stupid declining to work in Disney, but with  everything going on in my life, I need something to be normal and not change. Im just getting used to College, and I love it and I'm not quite ready to wrap up my first year here. So hopefully this time next year, I will be telling you that I'm working in Disney World but today is not that day. 

I been super busy with school work, so I'm finally answering your questions. 

Jill asked: Have your classmates been accepting of your health issues. 
  Answer: I expressed before I started school on how incredibly nervous I was with having my peers accept me. I have been in awe with the way they have accepted me. Nobody ask's me questions, on why I have a single room there response is "woah your so lucky you have a single room." It doesn't cross their minds that I may have a single room because of health reasons, in matter of fact I'm usually the one bringing it up. I don't try to hide who I am but it's nice not being known as the girl who had a nurse, my new peers don't know my past. Thanks Jill for the question!

Mary asked: I'm a freshman in college also and i was wondering have you been able to maintain good relationships with you best friends back how do they keep you grounded? does being able to lean back on them make you feel like you can push forward in the world?
 Answer: Hi Mary, hope your freshman year in college is going well! I have been able to maintain a good relationship with my good friends from home, although it is tough. While were miles apart and want to stay close together, we have obstacles. I have always been the girl who wants to experience the world and that's what I'm doing at college. But having my friends at home, remind me of who I am and where I come from and I will never lose sight of that. My friends want nothing but the best for me so they definitely inspire me and help  me push forward in the world. 


Thank you Jill and Mary for your questions and I hope I answered them fully.