Thursday, 28 February 2013

K.Smith



Krystle Smith 
Student Number: 3300269
21 February 2013
Response to blog on ‘The Hospital’ pg88
I found your blog on the time you spent it hospital particularly touching. I could relate with the feelings you experienced during this tough time because I had a similar experience when I was in hospital after my major car accident that happened in 1990. I particularly enjoyed reading about how difficult it was for you to communicate with the nurses and the feeling of confinement, two experiences that I too myself found rather challenging when I was in the same situation. Being incapable to bath oneself and use the lavatory in your own time must have been rather infuriating so I deeply sympathise with you for having to endure it. As for the Mcdonald’s and KFC cravings; I know exactly how that feels, I got so sick of hospital food that I couldn’t wait to eat fast food. You are truly an inspiration to the youth of today living with disabilities. I adored your section on the lesson learned. You are so right when you say that God will never throw you in a ditch without a rope. With a whole lot of faith one can go very far. You should be so proud of the person you have become and because of what you have been through you have become a stronger person who is able to handle situations more effectively. You inspire me. I was completely moved by your story.

E M Redding

Relationships
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If that’s the reason why your four  year old relationship ended, then he was most probably not worth having you, in the first place. There is a reason for everything that happens to us in life, some people are in our lives for a season and others live without the reason. When days are dark true friends are few. Do not waist anymore time thinking why he left, rather send this time constructively , thinking of how you can use your misfortune helping others.