I had a pretty empowering day today. Work went well, socially, mentally and physically. no panic attacks thanks goodness ( the xanax was in my bag just in case). I went to the salon , did my hair and am chilling now getting ready for an evening out.
Let me tell you more about myself, I am the eldest of three children, grew up in kuwait and have pretty much had the best of everything. I was the model student, daughter and sister. I prayed to God five times a day, fasted all of ramamdan and even went to hajj. For my age I had achieved a lot. I then went on to graduate from a prestigeous university and embark on a new career. I was full of excitement as to the future and had no idea what hell was going to befall me.
I worked so hard that I was the envy of all my colleaugues. I forgot about everything, my life my looks my friends my family and just submerged myself in work. I wanted to be the best. Sleep was irrelevant, rest was for the weak and I was going to win this. One day, I woke up, on a day that was like any other. I jumped out of bed, put on my clothes and rushed to work. I noticed that things seemed a little off. The neighbour I felt was trying to tell me something, give me a sign... I got in my car and drove quickly. I got into the office and suddenly things started to go wrong. I began to see codes in everything I read, laughing at some message i thought was being sent by the secret service to help me and at other times being confused by all the people approaching me and wanting something. I wasnt able to work, everything i did was shabby and i just couldnt keep up. I was having a nervous breakdown and i just didnt know it. I left at the end of the day and just never went back. I could never forgive myself for that and to this day I still cannot understand why and how it all happened, What was the reason? Did I learn anything? I dont feel that I have... I can never push myself as hard anymore. My rest comes first and myself comes first. This is why I find it so hard living with my old ambition. I can never satisfy it with my capabilities now. My mother tells me I need to take it step by step... like a man learning to walk after months of being in a wheelchair. Its really difficult, not having the amount of brainpower youre used to , especially when you really need it. Im up for a promotion right now and its tough. I just hope i get it.
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