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    Reconciliation when it hurts the most.

    It seemed pretty odd to me about three weeks ago. Sometimes silently walking away from arguments can be difficult especially when you know you may be right. In fact being the bigger person in issues, the one who ideally takes the first step to seek reconciliation isn’t just as easy.I had reached the point whereby I seemed to be having my fill of negative feedback especially in the form of arguments and all I wanted to do was to shut down in solitude. So what then was the problem you’ll ask. Well, I got quite a run down from someone…

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    The working life of a warrior.

    In today’s post I would like to recall some of the challenges I encountered working in an office. I recall vividly when I had gotten employed in my present job. I concealed the fact that I was a warrior to everyone hoping that my work would speak for itself. Anyhow during my first six months at the office, I started to fall ill every now and then. I just couldn’t figure what was triggering it because I knew deep down that although I had targets to meet there wasn’t any undue pressure from my superiors at the firm. Anyhow I…

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    Here’s to all the good work.

    Imagine my biggest surprise during my appointment with the hematologist earlier on in the week, my PCV had increased and had almost reached my stable count. I was thrilled. If you recall, my last consultation with the general physician had revealed that my PCV level was dropping and I required a transfusion but within the space of three days it had increased and was no more within the low threshold. I felt a burst of energy and added strength. After everything I had been through in almost three weeks, my faith had finally paid off. I couldn’t be more thankful…

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    A change in the sequence of events.

    Now is this stubbornness or relentlessness or “throwing caution to the wind”. This downright zeal for change to occur could have negative consequences. When you think of so many people that may have chosen to follow this route and eventually end up in the morgue you wonder what exactly all this fight is about. Yes, it takes the grace of God to go through an illness and also an equal amount of grace to be among the select few that have access to quality medical care and yet you choose to shun all that just to prove a point! This…

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    Faith rewarded 2.

    Just the mere fact that I alone am responsible for my health and that I need to look out for myself, got me checking and doing some research into the active ingredient contained in my neurological medication. I guess you will be asking what brought about this need. Well whilst waiting for my test results from my haematologist to be out, I found myself pondering over the events of the last two years and recalling to mind the near death experience I had. The events surrounding that particular experience and the fact that my general physician had mentioned that some…

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    Faith rewarded.

    I know at the beginning of 2021, I noted how I had become accustomed to indwelling catheters because of baby veins and the remedy for baby veins but I failed to give instances of what had transpired to the need for these indwelling catheters. Funny enough, I seem to be going through the same issue all over again, so here’s my story. Exactly five years ago, as I had noted in one of my previous posts, my general physician had suggested to my folks the need for me to have an exchange blood transfusion which she deduced could reduce the…

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    Would you like to think with me?

    In today’s post I’ve chosen to digress in a different sort of way.I’ve so many times pondered why I’m actually reserved and it causes me to recall that it’s typically as a result of my health. Considering the fact that I was ill on several occasions, and constantly away from school, I began to withdraw from others during my early childhood and constantly spent time all by myself, reflecting, wishing and thinking. I remember quite vividly a birthday party that was organized for me by my parents during my elementary school days. My mum had stumbled across paper cards that…

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    A bit too much to swallow.

    Now Sickle Cell Anaemia should have impacted positively on my feeding habits but I found it to be the entire opposite whilst growing up. Instead of making me crave to eat healthier it didn’t. I found myself disliking many of the meals that were recommended to be good for me. Soups and vegetables were never my thing. Fruits in addition. It took so much effort from me to long for those things or to indulge in them when they were close by. During my early childhood years, I overheard my mum frequently complaining to her friends that she doesn’t really…

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    It wasn’t that easy.

    I noticed that there were no comments from any of you on my post last week (“A fascinating journey”) only a few likes. So my post today will take a different turn because I had hoped to share a bit more based on the feedback I received.I know by reading the question once more, you will want to know where I’m headed. The said statement / question was the reason why a past relationship ended. Need I say more or delve deeper into it, I would like to share how I got over the situation. You see, the other individual…

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    A fascinating journey.

    I recall vividly when I decided to launch my blog back in April this year, I didn’t know what I would be getting into until I launched my site. First and foremost, social media had not been my thingy in the past but despite this I had been urged by two of my previous bosses to consider sharing my story because of all I had been through. One of them, God bless his soul, had urged me to use the forum of a live video. Anyhow, I guess it wasn’t the right time in the scheme of things according to…