Wednesday, January 29, 2014

My life’s uncertainties


Our last picture taken
My life’s uncertainties

‘’When we least expect it, life sets us a challenge to test our courage and willingness to change it at such a moment, there is no point in pretending that nothing has happened or in saying that we are not yet ready. The challenge will not wait. Life does not look back. A week is more than enough time for us to decide whether or not to accept our destiny”. –Paul Coelho

Many people all around the world face some challenges and obstacles in their lives. Particularly me, I thought everything was perfect in our family even though my dad had passed away in our early age while my mom had been working abroad and despite the great distance between us, she never fails to make us feel special. She tried her very best to communicate and be with us for as long as she can. Unfortunately, appalling news staggered us. My tito there called us and he said that my mom was in a comatose. No one knows when she will wake up. At home, we have no idea of what was going on. Then my tito called us, he informed us that my mom had passed away. I cried so much and so hard that I started to breathe fast.
The gravestone of my parents.
Now, I lost two very important persons in my life. When they both passed away, it was an obstacle for me and to my brother. It feels like my life was nothing because my parents are not here. I couldn’t imagine any reason to be strong enough to convince myself to stay up. Unfocused, sluggish, alone, that’s how I feel. I attempt to commit suicide just to be with my parents but it was just in my mind. I didn’t take any move because I realized that it was not a solution to my melancholy. Indeed, I’m still lucky because my family and close friends are there to support me.
Love of parents was all I craved for. I know God has a purpose why He let both of my parents died and He just want the two of us to become even stronger.

To overcome depression is not that easy, it takes time to overcome it but by having a family and friends around me, I was able to surmount it easily.

No comments:

Post a Comment