Trying to be Cheerful

When you are done, when the children rush their hands and rush to the toilet to brush their teeth you will help clean the table. You wait at the main entrance, they hurry to regain their luggage, take lunch from your hand, and they will kiss their forehead as they rush to get on the school bus . As they are driving like a bus, you will never forget to wake them. When you see you, you see a happy wife standing in front of you. She pulled the tie forward and kissed your lips.

Takeaway: Do you give enthusiasm somewhere by giving your face a happy look and giving free people a smile to the people you meet? Today I encourage you to try giving a fun look anywhere. It not only makes you more favorable, but also makes you a better witness to the Lord Jesus Christ.

Today, I am still trying to find at least one solution to EDS related problems. I am working on physical therapy for the sixth year, but I have not given up the cheers and I will not give it up. Cheering may cause a lot of excessive pain, but without it, it feels like I have deleted a part of it. I have only one life. For those with EDS, I did something unthinkable. A competitive cheerleading team is the first sports that EDS patients should not do. For editors, the risk of injury has already doubled and there is not even a danger of conflicting cheerleading. When I first started cheering, the doctors told me they might not be as simple as shocking and bending (for pain). Despite criticism from the doctor, after nearly four years of effort, I am about to get up.

When my friend tried to cheer me up, I was dealing with my feelings. I used to cheer myself whenever I go through a rough patch as I used to be rarely open to people. I am already good at it, but it is different from the feelings of my friends. The moment to overcome the dissolution is not just my experience - it is also her experience. This is ours. Together we overcame this obstacle. "Please call me whenever you need to speak, I will be waiting for you here," she told me. When I hang up the phone, I will be alone, but this time it is different.

What is the cheers of college students trying to do the same? To answer this question, I sat with Jenna Yueco, a newcomer at the University of Marquette. As one of the newest members of the market cheering team, she discussed her nervousness about the clinic and the trial. I do not quite understand what will happen She just does what she is told according to others' leadership. Jenna is a cheerleader for 14 years. At the age of six she began to cheer when a friend persuaded her to withdraw from the gym and challenge the cheerleading team. Jenna fell in love with the sport soon. Encouraged by entertainment, athletics, and high school teams, Jenna has developed a rich experience in the cheerleading world to help her become a cheerleader of today.