I’ve been considering making my blog private for a while now. There are several reasons why that may be a good idea, one of which is the obvious fact that anyone can read this and sometimes there are things that are a part of life that you don’t want certain people knowing. It’s all very mysterious, I know... But the reason for not wanting certain people to know certain things is simply to avoid the drama that could {and probably would} ensue. Of course there is also the drama of those whom you don’t include on the exclusive “allowed readers” list.
Some of you may be thinking – why blog about it at all then?
Good question.
For some of you out there, your thoughts spill out into the the very private pages of a diary – or journal as is the trendy way of saying it these days. I tend to blog about mine. I’ve never been good at keeping a journal but for some reason I can blog on a semi-regular basis.
I used this blog as a communication tool during the doctor appointments and surgeries and treatment course of my cancer journey... but it became more than that. It was my coping mechanism. A place where I could express the many emotions that come with dealing with a serious illness. I was completely open through it all and I’ve had other cancer survivors tell me they appreciated that level of honesty. It was good. Raw. Me.
So why am I feeling like I need to be guarded now?
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