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Even this shall pass

Stop reading! Just stop. Breathe deeply first. Look at you. Now, slowly breath in and out and read it.

It been traumatic, harrowing and aching week. Travelling long journey in car effected my body tremendously. Travelling long hours without stretching my legs, arms and body given fearsome experience. I had tons of fun during Diwali and I treasure every moment of it. Unfortunately, everything ends when I can’t walk and sit at all! The pain was unimaginable and I thought that was my last moment.

My dystonia become severe. I would not manage it. I had to constantly fight. I almost give up. I know I have to fight my pain. When I didn’t know how to get rid of my pain, my family, friends stood up.
I was bedridden for three days. Yes, I could not believe too. I really have to thank my family (From my parents, grandparents, uncle, aunt, cousins, friends, EVERYONE) They did everything to make me feel better. Until now I am depending on them. Had to. There is a constant battle and war within me.

Now,  there was a moment come. A quote from my friend. "Even this shall pass, breathe".

Every idea, thoughts and pain I carried drop. That one moment. This pain in my body shall pass too. I will get better. Tomorrow is new opportunity for me to grow. Every single day. Every moment. Let's do better tomorrow than today.

Stop. Just stop rushing. Stop scrolling through the feed. A PAUSE. Breathe in and out. Rest. Remember where are you. Come back to reality. Just take few moments to breathe and think how was your day today. Even if you are having very bad day or things didn't happen in your way, it's okay. This shall pass. It easy to say but so difficult to do. Life is really funny. It throws you tons of unexpected surprise and you need find solution in your way. Not my way. You have your beautiful way and I have mine.

How you gonna lead life? How you gonna make magic in your life? 

Even if you are breathing, it's really a blessing to do! 

Look beyond the pain


Have a great day.


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