The earth is getting hotter and we're seeing catastrophic weather patterns play out. The newspapers write about the earth getting hotter and yet individually, where we can take action to change the way we live our lives, simply put, we're not.

We should be thinking differently on Climate Change

We live life without thinking about how we live. As we continue to take holidays, we may fly, we drive, we may take the train, but we should be thinking differently. We should also be thinking differently on climate change, about ways in which each of us can pay it forward, stand by what we tell others we are doing, and to help save the planet.

France and UK, face Climate Changes

Both France and the UK are struggling with surges of fire. From heat waves to unprecedented floods, parts of the world are dealing with the effects of climate change, with the poorer parts of the world being the most affected.

We shouldn't ignore Climate Change

Climate change is real, and although some people don’t agree with climate change, we should be asking ourselves, what other logical explanations there are for these unprecedented changes to the world weather patterns. It is irresponsible not to change and act.

We should stop turning a blind eye

It becomes a human failing, when you look at the world, and you turn a blind eye. We should all be changing aspects of our lives to help others affected by fires, floods, and to help build the planet back up.

Our lifestyles are affecting the way the world functions. The pandemic is teaching us that we all need to be proactive, we all need to come together to support each other, to help protect the world, and to help protect each other.

Ilana Estelle is a mental health and wellbeing advocate who combines educational insight with her personal experience of living with physical, mental, and emotional disabilities. She holds diplomas in Counselling, Diet and Nutrition, Nutritional Therapy, Psychotherapy and Counselling, and Stress Management. Through her writing, Ilana supports others in navigating their emotional, mental, and physical health challenges. In addition to writing for The CP Diary, her work has appeared in healthy lifestyle magazines. Ilana is also the author of three books: Cerebral Palsy: A Story – Finding the Calm After the Storm, Spirituality, Healing and Me, and Survival: The Covid Years – Time for Change.

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4 comments on “Climate Change is Getting Worse”

  1. I want to thank you for writing and bringing these blogs to our attention. We know that climate change is driven by our impact on the planet.

    Here in the UK we had temperatures in excess of 40c this week. That is 104f and if that isn't enough to give us a bloody good wake up call, then there really is no hope and we're all screwed.

    We're delusional, if we think we can solve climate change in the short term by tinkering. It's clearly having no impact in the absence of any global joined up thinking, and while we're busy invading and killing each other I don't hold out any hope.

    Your blogs give us reason to think, a reason to change, a reason to do things better. Climate change like everything else is a choice. We can choose to live differently, so that we help protect ourselves, and future generations not yet born. I would implore everyone to think about what you write.

    1. Thank you. Yes, I write about the things that not only affect me, but affect every one.

      Being prolific in my writing, has opened a door on my understanding on what is going on in the world, but my writing also shows, just how much the world has changed and how much more scary things feel.

      In the early days my writing was more personal. Now 12 years in, and my blog has an altogether different feel, which we can embrace or ignore, and we will still be affected, since my writing is based on the 'universal truths.'

      Your words: 'while we’re busy invading and killing each other I don’t hold out any hope' - your words will definitely echo for those who care to listen and want to change. And while change is scary, what is more scary is ignoring the blunt truths and what we will have to face. The warning signs are already here.

      I would implore everyone to work on the things that allow for personal and emotional growth, to never stop giving, and to never stop supporting each other. Climate change is real, it is important to work together.

  2. I concur with Brad's praise of your work. Your desire to speak truth is appreciated, since truth is slowly disintegrating right in front of us.

    Educating your readers about the issue of climate change is crucially important, unless we know of another planet to inhabit.

    Hopefully, the rot in our society will eventually listen.

    1. Thanks Tim. My blog not only educates me through writing about the various issues such as climate change, but my blog can educate us on just about everything.

      My mum used to say you get one crack at life. It is up to each of us to become proactive, to take control for us to change our own outcomes.

      It's not enough to rely on others, instead we need to take control. I became aware of that need for myself 12 years ago.

      Let's be honest, it's not just climate change, it's us who need to change before other things can change. Because without us changing, climate change is just one issue that we will rue the day we chose to ignore.

      That scary fact is already coming true. Wake up! Seriously, I would implore everyone to read my blog, and listen to your words Tim.

      Also, I would beg urgently for people to read my books. The universal truths, the truths I work on through my literature, don't lie.

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