How are you doing? It's me!
You know what. I could think about something to share with you after talking to you the other day.
I read a BBC article about a 16-year-old teen living with her alcoholic mom since she was little. Normally people would imagine how kid living with alcoholic mom would turn out right? But amazingly, she turned out just fine and became a very understanding young lady who in turn supporting her mom and her younger sister. Her mom eventually sought help and determined to be out from liquor. They became good friends to each other.
Another article I read was about a 25-year-old man who was shocked, scared, lost and crying when he learned he developed Multiple Sclerosis (MS). This is what he wrote:
"I was alone when I got my final diagnosis from the doctor. By then, I'd done some research and was being very logical about it all - almost cutting off my emotions and thinking, "Right, let’s focus"."
You know what. I could think about something to share with you after talking to you the other day.
I read a BBC article about a 16-year-old teen living with her alcoholic mom since she was little. Normally people would imagine how kid living with alcoholic mom would turn out right? But amazingly, she turned out just fine and became a very understanding young lady who in turn supporting her mom and her younger sister. Her mom eventually sought help and determined to be out from liquor. They became good friends to each other.
Another article I read was about a 25-year-old man who was shocked, scared, lost and crying when he learned he developed Multiple Sclerosis (MS). This is what he wrote:
"I was alone when I got my final diagnosis from the doctor. By then, I'd done some research and was being very logical about it all - almost cutting off my emotions and thinking, "Right, let’s focus"."
Eventually, he learned how to live with it.
He later found his partner and now has a beautiful little girl.
The teen girl and the man really did a great job on pushing emotions away and be rational.
Can you imagine what their lives might turn out if they let their emotions to lead their lives?
If you are still feeling uncomfortable about your school trip, maybe try to cut off your emotions and instead listing what you need to prepare for the trip? Review the places you will visit and see what you need to prepare. Talk to your friends how they prepare their stuff. This might help you feel less anxious but ready for the fun stuff.
Miss you and can't wait for our next Kitty call time,
Love,
Meow Meow
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