Dear Diary: Blogging Is Somewhat Addictive, Tiring, And All In Between

I thank God that I have a little social blogging experience before I started in steemit otherwise I could have put myself in a ghostly situation where my post could not be seen anymore because of possible misuse of this community. I had joined some forum before and I had trolled there not knowing that I am hurting the forum members until I learned the basic ethics of being a forum member which is not to severely troll around and spam.

I am just reaching out to those capable of helping my current condition. I ought to give up really because these obvious reasons which you can see from me physically as my bone and joint health had degraded over the course of years of being a dialysis patient.

But I am wondering why my contemporaries aren't experiencing the same way as I do but I saw one patient which is already showing signs of bone degeneration and if not from me they would not get aware of the risks about their bone health as well because they took me as a living example that the risk is real and that they should take action otherwise they would end up like me.

But this condition of being a dialysis patient is okay if not from the bone complication involvement. It makes it tremendously hard because of the pain, breathlessness, and the expensive medicine for the main cause which is my hyperparathyroidism.

Anyway I had been blogging for about a year now at steemit and indeed I could say that it was fun and addictive because I get to interact and get paid with it as well although most of my money just goes to my medical needs, I can't even tour my province for a vacation. That is still okay though because it is impossible especially in my condition.

I am actually tired already but it will be more boring not to spend my remaining time blogging and fortunately God blessed us with a way to earn and help ourselves in the process and giving hope to the needy but capable individuals that can blog. But at least steemit and alike apps is here with its generous and kind-hearted individuals that are ready to help at a moment's notice, we just have to reach out by blogging. God bless STEEM.