After 5 years since first enrolling in Monash University, I’m finally, officially, unconditionally, positively, absolutely, done with my Business school degree β
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It’s been a long journey πΊ and there were many times i wanted to give up π³, whether it was because of the stress π£ of handling fibromyalgia (my chronic illness) π€while trying to fulfil the self-imposed pressures of wanting to do well in uniπ, or simply from the exhaustion of doing something that never seem to want to end or whether it was from the stupid, unexpected roadblocks and hurdles βοΈ that just seem to pop out of nowhere and increase the burden on me π.
Thankfully π throughout all this I had a hellagood support system, my family and best friends who stood by me, never let me give up and provided the some stability (as best as the could) in dimensions outside of education and fibrofighting.
I’m also so incredibly privileged to have parents that were both accepting of my new found slowness & diminished capability πΎ and able to allow me the time βοΈ and space needed to fight βπΎ through the last few years.
They essentially protected me from the realities and financial burdens π΅ of the real world π, beyond the fact that I was didn’t have to worry about a roof π‘ , food π or transport π, they provided me the safe space to hide away and focus on fighting my fibromylagia, when needed, and I didn’t have to worry about anything else.
I am INCREDIBLY and perpetually grateful ππΎ to Life for that, it may have taken away a lot for me but I was lucky enough to have loved ones who were not only able, but wanted to help me Keep Moving Forward ππΎ.
There are so many people out there who have their own issues and problems but aren’t as lucky π, and with that, this privilege, also comes guilt, the guilt of being lucky when there are so many who aren’t.
My health π is a lot better than it was 6 years ago, but that doesn’t diminish the fact that the next stage is going to be goddamn scary π, especially with regards to the question of whether i’ll ever be able to achieve independence and “take care of myself” π€, but I look forward to the challenge, i think haha, and even if I didn’t look forward to it, it’s still looming ahead, and i can’t exactly run away from it.
So to that I say, Keep Moving Forward Roshan,
Keep Moving Forward
#KMF