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What's Your Song? Thursday Link Up!

I walked into my office this morning, realized it was Thursday, and did a little dance :) I love the What's Your Song Thursday link up. Would it be weird to say that it gets me through the week? Probably, but I'll do it anyway!

This week I have been contemplating a serious change in my life. It would involve quitting my job, taking a few months to work on myself and my health, then working on finding something that will make me feel more fulfilled. This seems like a drastic change, and it is. I'm sick of IT. I don't want to sit in front of a computer all day. It's a partial cause of my back problems, my weight, and my stress - all of which I need a major break from. I'm still going to finish my Master's degree, because I want to be able to teach. I can teach IT once I graduate. But that's just a side thing. I've been looking into Nutritionist and Herbalist classes/certifications. Ever since I started to take control of my life and start fighting PCOS, I realized that there weren't really a whole lot of options for women like me - Women with no insurance, and women who don't want doctors to shove pills down their throats. I've made pretty much all of my decisions for treatment by myself based on tons of research. But not everyone is a research junkie like I am. I'd like to be able to help other people fight their problems like I have - with safe, natural supplements that are better in the long run than prescription medications.

So anyways, my song this week is based on my thought process for the week. It also just happens to be one of the greatest bands alive (IMHO). Here's Bon Jovi with It's My Life!



Want to join us for the link up? Head over to Amber's blog, Goodnight Moon!

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  1. Bon Jovi will always be a good choice :)

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