I try to read a lot, the more I
know, invites more worries in me. Should I stop reading? It is not good advice
because less knowing, high tendency of becoming ignorant and complacent. I keep
on reading and try to find something make me move on.
When I’m diagnosed with chronic
diseases, I quested myself in all the library of information. I read everything
what books and Mr. google can offer, some ended me with joy and concreting me
strength. But often times plunged me with gruesome and sorrow feelings. I become
startled when start to read the line ‘your disease can make you survive for
only 5 years, next you have to prepare for the worst’… Suddenly the images of
bleak and dying hope getting clouded my mind. My self esteem become the lowest
of the low.
My health has been up and down. Every
time, hospitalized, and were became my real time horror. Having bed besides
dying person grasping for his final breaths, corpse trollies were push back and
forth, relatives crying out loud, patients at high voice enduring the pain moment.
I experienced more than triple dozens seeing died patience being sent away from
the ward. How do you think all these images can destroy your peaceful mind?
I survived two times of septic
shocks, when doctor says my blood stream infected by severe bacteria. Fever sky
rocketed to 40-degree Celsius and my blood pressure going down to 50/30. It is
total grim when I straight away put at red zone, had 12 hours at r zone, you
start to see other severe patient being put oxygen tube into their mouth for
intubation. At that moment I felt so overwhelmed, fear, depress and searching
for inner strength to has positive mind and hope.
I’m sure many people had
experienced worst than this. They going through formidable situation and still
surviving and keep on battling for their health.
I admitted and discharge. Some
patients admitted and spent their last day in the ward. The day you admitted always
had the worst feelings. When doctor inform that you are recovering, then soon
allow you to discharge, hope come to shine again.
I’m utmost thankful. After been
through all this experience, God still give me health, and hold me dearly along
this painful journey. The sorrow and fear had me appreciate life and the remaining
time given. A lot of things have to be done and my responsible yet to be
fulfilled. Again, when a day probably I’m be readmitted, I wish and hope that I
done my part to serve Him. I will ask Him, take me to You, I don’t want to be discharged
any more.
seremban,feb 2020