The tough road
I am beginning to
think we need a new kind of rehab, the rehabilitation of self in such a way
that you able to tread the path of reinventing yourself without too much
difficulty.
One thing I have
realised about myself is the radical way cancer changed me in terms of health,
wealth, outlook, prospect and I dare say, self-confidence.
One cannot begin to
list the many things one has lost by reason of the onset of illness and having
battled and won over illness how the road back to life, living and earning a
living has been fraught with difficulty, uncertainty, doubt and a sense of
timidity.
This is not the man
that was some 4 years ago when ability and projection were at their peak with
purposefulness and determination.
Re-something
I cannot allow
myself to believe I have run out of ideas but the ideas I seem to have are not
working the way they used to and that means I need new ideas, some help,
probably a place to meditate and a new perspective to life and livelihood.
Some 12 years ago,
I got some interesting help when an occupational psychotherapist suggested I
was suffering a mid-life crisis 10 years early. It appears I have now reached
mid-life and the crisis has been compounded by adversity.
Surely, there must
be some sort of service that deals with this issue before one becomes listless,
aimless, clueless, careless, powerless and tired.
I have never been
one to throw in the towel, I have continued to do what I know best, albeit not
with as much fervour, I have been weakened and sapped but I am not exhausted
and will not expire, if I died fighting, I will hope whatever memory is left of
me includes the conclusion, he did what he knew best – God rest his soul.
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