ALIVE

[littlefreak1]

Hi,

i haven't been writing here in a while, and i'm sorry for that. It's because almost seven months ago my life changed forever. Finally I have been accepted to medical school, i have moved out from my hometown and i have started to learn how to really be independent. The last seven months have been nothing, but wonderful: there have been ups and downs of course, but more ups than downs. It's finally starting to feel as the life i have always wanted to live and i can't express how grateful i am for everything that i'm experiencing.

Unfortunately, after seven months, almost perfect, early this week i had a car accident. I had just finished my clerkship at the hospital, and shortly after getting in my car, a truck crashed against the back of my car. It was awful. I never felt so scared in my entire life. The people who rescued me told me i had been extremely lucky, because even though my car was completely destroyed, i managed to get out almost without even a scratch.

So yes... i guess i don't have a lot to say, rather than i'm beyond grateful and lucky to be able to write this right now and just to be alive. Never take for granted anything, enjoy even the little things, laugh, smile, cry, scream....just live, live well.

I hope that my experience can make you understand that life is a precious gift and that no one has a say in it. This is your life, and you can live it however you want.

[Hidden]

I hope you have great success in your field and good to hear that you alright - most lucky - concentrate on your future now

[Starrlight]

beautiful

[Hidden]

I’m glad you’ve been improving. Car accidents can be traumatic. It’s okay to give yourself some time before you try driving again. Really sorry your car is gone, but it’s good you didn’t seem to get hurt.

[Shield_Of_Faith]

I thank by the grace of God that you survived that. You're right, enjoy the little things and everything good in life.I pray your medical career is successful and you look to the bright future!

[Focusedmind]

I am so happy you are enjoying your life and attending medical school! This sounds like a turn in the right direction and a bright future!

Yes, sometimes it takes an accident to remind us how precious life is and how it can be taken from us instantly. Fortunately, you came out without a scratch. Remember this day, and I hope it gives you renewed motivation to live with joy and gratitude about the future as you become a good doctor!