I woke up this morning to a pretty rude comment from some anonymous person who
clearly should not even have an interest in my blog. I freaked out a little and
thought about making my blog private. I quickly went ahead and tried to figure
out how to either password protect it or make it private with only invited
users. I am not very computer savvy and I wound up sending a bunch of emails to
my friends/invitees while clicking on various options. Sorry friends...
While driving my son to school I thought more about this decision to make it
private. I do not want to. I have had a number of comments via email and my
blog from other emetophobic people who have thanked me for sharing our story.
It makes me feel good that I can reach out to and relate to other people who
may be in a similar situation.
That is one of the main reasons I even started this blog. I actually got the
idea from other blogs that I came across that are written by teenagers and
adults who are emetophobics. There are so many people that have this phobia
that reach out to share their stories and who are looking for advice.
So, public it will remain for now. With a few setting changes. And, comments
will be moderated by me before they are posted. If you do not have something
helpful or mindful to share, then move along. This is a true story of a family
who was able to save their child from a crippling phobia. A story I would like
to share with anyone interested.
