As long as you woke up on your own, then you can stand up on your own and walk alone, ’cause life forces us to find our ways and walk alone. no one for someone, darling, did I tell you before about my deepest condolences to you during this time? I hope that you got it despite the miles between you and me.
I still remember that moment when you changed your name on my phone to”my heart”, maybe you are my heart ’cause I felt your pain even though that you’re so far away from me.
I feel like your inner voice is echoing right now, but let me tell you something, sweetie, the pain of grief takes time. healing happens gradually; it can’t be forced or hurried-and there is no “normal” timetable for grieving. some people start to feel better in weeks or months. For others, the grieving process is measured in years. It’s important to be patient with yourself and allow the process to naturally unfold.
live your life and don’t avoid fate, that’s life and we born to die.
Sometimes I just find myself watching the sky, the sky always makes me feel good ‘case I believe that there’s God, he has created the sky and he possibly can make me feel satisfied, I believe that he’s always watching me nevertheless how little and poor I am in front of him, and he’s not just watching me, he also knows what’s wrong with me.
Watching the sky makes me feel hopeful somehow.
Being alone, drinking coffee and watching the sky is the best choice to over terrible days.
There’s still a glimmer of hope and God always near.
I promise you that you’ll see the rainbow after the storm but be patient and grateful ’cause those good and bad days had created the person who’s standing still.
I’m grateful for that moment when I got home after a tough day of work, and I saw my parents smiling and asking me about my day.
Well, after seeing your smile, it was a pretty good day, I’m grateful for all these details that made my day and encourages me to get back up again and walk on my way ♡
Raghad Alghamdi

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