A while ago, I requested a review for this blog over at So Many Blogs, So Little Time. I really couldn’t believe I got such an awesome review, 8 out of 10 is really good – in my opinion anyway. I’m not going to get all egotistic about it, don’t worry.

I think the best part of the review (in my opinion anyway) was how Diva Dee was able to know who I am from reading my blog. Thats what I was aiming for; was something so personal it would feel like my readers knew me and everything I’ve been through. I wanted this so that other teens with disorders – whether its the one I have or a different one – would feel like they knew me on a personal note.

So thanks Diva Dee, for reviewing my blog and having such a nice opinion of me.

My review came over at italk2much; two smacks is pretty good for this blog, if I do say so myself. The main point of even setting this blog up for a review was to get more hits and hopefully come to achieve one of the goals I talked about in my first entry, which is bascially to just give teens who have MHE something to relate too. I know before I found my MHE friends; Mandy, Jodie and Nicole, I felt really lonely. It was like I was the only one in the world who had MHE. Of course, I felt all that before I discovered the joys of the internet and the Bumpy Bone Club. The world is a lot smaller when you don’t have the internet. But that was all about five years ago, and now the world is much bigger to the likes of me.

In any case, the Bumpy Bone Club members have helped me out a lot. They’ve sympathized with me when I was feeling down, and their stories gave me a lot to relate too. I was hoping that this blog would be a more personal way of giving teens something to relate to; they could read about my daily triumphs, set backs, and experiences with MHE.

I seem to be achieving that goal, slowly but surely. A lot of my MHE friends come here to read it and I’m sure they take a little out of it. Although I know there are some people that don’t understand the meaning of the blog or why I made it. I suppose its all in how you interpret things though.