“They (...) call what I have an invisible illness, but I often wonder if they're really looking. Beyond the science stuff. It doesn't bleed or swell, itch or crack, but I see it, right there on my face. It's like… — Louise Gornall Copy Share Image
“It’s times like this when I’m glad no one knows the things I do to make myself feel safe.” — Louise Gornall Copy Share Image
“We can assume the best, but we can’t choose how people perceive us. We can, however, choose how those views affect us.” — Louise Gornall Copy Share Image
“Beauty comes from how you treat people and how you behave. But if a little lipstick makes you smile, then you should wear it… — Louise Gornall Copy Share Image
“When people say 'weird', what they really mean is 'different'. And different has never been a bad thing.” — Louise Gornall Copy Share Image
“But it’s like my mind and my brain are two separate things, working against each other. I can’t get them to cooperate.” — Louise Gornall Copy Share Image
“You’re brave, did you know that?’ He must have me mistaken for someone else. ‘You have all these fears, your body endures all this… — Louise Gornall Copy Share Image
“shining in one of the recesses of my mind is the idea that being intelligent will force people to see past my crazy parts.” — Louise Gornall Copy Share Image
“Why do people keep telling me to be myself? Honestly. It’s like they’ve never even met me.” — Louise Gornall Copy Share Image
“The clouds in her sky are always rose-colored, which I know is a beautiful way to be. Alas, I have a mind that muddies… — Louise Gornall Copy Share Image
“I'm always a slave to my thoughts, always at the mercy of what I'm not, what I can't be.” — Louise Gornall Copy Share Image
“Worry is such a drama queen. It takes the smallest thing, makes it so big and bulky that you can’t see the obvious anymore.” — Louise Gornall Copy Share Image
