Marci

About me:

I'm just some girl.... I'm fun...I'm a movie and music whore...... Surround yourself with good people. Dwell on the good things in your past...don't plan too much for the future...be happy. Don't worry about the things that seem out of your reach...just keep your focus on the things you have that are wonderful....life changes day by day...nothing ever remains the same....there are too many things you can't control...who you love, who loves you...and the way they love you.....how people decide to live their lives...others "mistakes"...these are things you can't control...but you can decide not to let them effect you.....it's all mind over matter, folks. Be a good person. Treat others the way you want to be treated...as long as you know you are doing the right thing, that's all that matters. Be happy. Life is the biggest roller coaster ride, ever...and unless you plan on jumping off at the top of that big hill...you just need to hold on....there's always going to be another one on the horizon. Something to look forward to..something to LIVE for. A couple days ago, I said things couldn't possibly get better..I was wrong. There's always a "better"...we just have to grab it when it comes along...hold on tight and enjoy it before it floats away.....cuz it always will. Life would be boring if it was all sunshine and roses. No drama...just be yourself and I'll prolly like you...If you want to know something bout me, ask. I'm not going to bite. :) .. I've been through a lot of pain in my short life. I've learned to live for the day..you never know when your last will be. I say whats on my mind, I laugh loud and don't care too much about what others think of me. I will always tell you how I feel, even when I know you don't want to hear it. Sometimes I make bad decisions, but doesn't everyone? I'm close with my family...and I have a LOT of friends who I care for very much. in october of 2004 I survived a contraction of Necrotizing Fasciitis. I was hospitalized for 2 months. In a coma for 20 days and almost died. To find out more about the infection, please check out the National Necrotizing Fasciitis Foundation website at www.nnff.org. The following is a slide show of some survivors.....