Table Saw vs. My Husband

Hi again!

I haven’t written since I first started this blog. I’m not sure why. Maybe it makes me anxious to put myself out there, but hopefully it will help me even more than writing did in the past. This past Sunday my husband had an accident with the table saw and almost cut his pinky finger off, literally. He’s okay. He had surgery the same day and the hand specialist was able to repair two tendons, two arteries and two nerves. I won’t go into the gruesome details, but goodness this week has been mentally and emotionally exhausting for me. I can only imagine how my husband feels. I’ve done pretty good at putting on a smile in front of him and just being there to support him. However, I am beyond anxious and stressed about the months to come. The physical therapy, the medical bills, our regular bills on one income now.. it’s just all starting to settle in and I have to figure out a way to make it all work. I know we’ll get through it, bills will be paid and life will go on. Just at times, it starts to feel overwhelming. He’s having flashbacks, which I completely understand. It’s a terribly traumatizing event. I wish I could do something to take away all of his pain and anger. I’m doing everything I know to do to help, but I just wish there was more that I could do. What if his hand doesn’t heal completely? He’s an electrician.. and it’s his dominant hand. I’m doing my best to stay positive, as is he. Yes, things could have certainly been worse and we were so blessed with the medical staff at the ER and the surgeon and his staff. But, as an anxiety and depression ridden person, my mind doesn’t stop thinking of every single possibility. Things always get better, I know that. I just hope they get better sooner rather than later.

Hey Y’all!

Our Wedding Day
10.11.19

Hey guys, welcome to my first blog post! My name is Montana. I’m 28 years old, recently married and currently work in the corporate insurance industry. I’m honestly not quite sure what I want to write about (I have so many ideas!), but for years writing letters or short poems was my self therapy. It helped me get through some of the most difficult times in my life. Now that my life seems have settled down – my life is relatively drama free, I have a supportive and loving husband, friends who have become family and a decent career, I find myself looking back at my past and feeling the urge to share my story. Now, don’t get me wrong, without a doubt many people have been through the same or far worse so this won’t be a plea for pity by any means – rather, I just simply hope that by reading about my story helps others overcome things that they feel they are alone in dealing with. Many of my loneliest, darkest nights were caused simply because I thought I was alone. I thought no one else knew what it was like to go through what I was going through. I didn’t realize how many people were out there, thriving and making a name for themself despite what they had been through. Today, I’m happy to say most days I feel like I’m one of those people now. That I’ve finally made it through to the other side, and I’m ready to share my story with others. I hope you’ll stick with me as I discover my writing style and that I provide a platform for others that is free of judgement and encouraging. With love, Montana.

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