So the curious question: How have I been?
Stressed beyond belief is the honest answer. I know the stress has reached enormous levels because I've started getting ''stress ulcers'' in my mouth (A told me about them, she got them too.) They're only starting to disappear, and I noticed that they began to on the day of my last paper. Lol.
But the nightmare is far from over. I still have practicals and vivas to give. Ugh. And my first viva is tomorrow, it's Biochem viva, and I haven't even started prepping for it. It's like, I've decided to NOT stress out now. I spent these last two days leisurely. VERY leisurely.
The best part was when I caught up with some of my favorite TV shows. Masterchef Australia and Bones and Rules of Engagement.
But I started regretting it just last night. And especially this morning, when I overslept and didn't wake up to go to college to practice ID for Anatomy spotting. Today would've been an ideal day, since I'd have ample time to do it, and I'd practice and have friends help me.
And all because my sleeping schedule is so screwed up, I went to sleep at 6am and woke at 10. And then went back to sleep and woke up at 3pm. God I feel like such a lazy butt. And I'm literally living in a pool of regret right now. Even more so that I'm online and not studying. And blogging instead.
Once these practicals and vivas are over, I will feel immensely grateful, and will take a week long vacation to go to Islamabad and spend time with my family there. I need this vacation, before I plunge, once again, into med study for the profs. This time, I need to absolutely do my best. Profs are the real deal. I know I botched up my send ups. Not one of them went as well as I want them to, but I'm sure each one was passing material. Profs should NOT go like that. They should be acing material. They should be top ten material. Yeah.
But everything in life isn't as emo as I'm making it sound. Many things in life turned the right way up, and I have nobody but Allah to thank for that :) He is the only one that can pull you out of the deepest depressions of your life. I've experienced that. I have asked things in dua to Him that sounded impossible even to my ears, things that I only asked out of desperation and helplessness, not because I believed it would come true.
And they did come true :) Allah is really there,He really does listen. Nothing could've strengthened my faith more.
I miss my brother a lot. He's already begun high school in the States, and he's enjoying it, making new friends. I sometimes feel like I'm his mother, since I'm always telling him how to do things, giving him life lessons, helping him in his studies. I wish I was there with him to witness everything he's going through. Whenever I have credit and I'm staying up a little later than usual, I have to call him, to ask him how he is. How classes are. He's improving so fast in his grades, and he's absolutely in love with Spanish. Lol. But more than missing him, I'm glad he's over there and not here, where the political situation has gone insane and there's riots and killing. And I'm glad he's happy and busy. :)
H is back from the States! I don't know if I've mentioned that before already, but there you go, again. Lol. It was at first awkward being able to call him and text him any time I wanted, now that we were in the same country, but it only needed a few days. Now it's like he never left :) I can admit, however, that the reason I've changed was because of him. Sometimes I wonder if that's a good thing or a bad thing. It's a bit of both. Whichever it was, it was an inevitable change.
I have to go help my mom out with some errands, and then eat something, and then dissolve myself in Biochem books. By the way, for everyone who prayed for my mother's health and my cousin's well being (the one that has cancer), thank you so much.
It has really worked. I never believed so much in the power of dua as I have now. I cannot thank you enough, and I believe the best thank you is dua for you too. So you can definitely believe I will. We, as Muslims, should all be there for each other. Unity. Remember me in your prayers.
Now the definite question: How have YOU been?