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Hi there,
I’m sorry to hear that your ST book as been put “on hold”…As for UPS it seems quite a bother… In France we can have our package delivered in stores that open late at night. (called rellais “point”) It’s very usefull. But still we have UPS for some things and the service is quite the same as in America !lol!
Ganbatte ! (Japanese for hang in there/do your best !)
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Wow, seems you had a close call, and a life changing experience.
Is it why you seem to have a stong relation with the notion of “Destiny” ?
To me Family and friends are good pillars that you need when facing things like that.
I had surgery too about 10 years ago too. (some kind of ass kyst) Of course it was not as important as yours but i was afraid of not waking up after the anaestetic. You see my father killed himself when he was about 27 and i was 27 at the time. He did it because he had bone cancer and would have had to suffer a great deal and chose the easy way out.
In a way when i found myslef facing a minor surgery at 27 (the first and only one i ever had) the rationality i usually use couldn’t overcome the thought that i too was down the hill because i “magically” could not outlive my father. (how stupid of an idea?)
Is that weird ? Yes it is, but when you are living it, it’s something that you can not help thinking.
Another fun stuff, when i woke up from the surgery, i saw a halo of white and a blurry someone looking at me and i asked “are you an angel?” to the nurse that was watching my wake up…(being a non believer i guess you could say that’s strange)
I wonder if they have this often ? (^_^)
In the end the surgery was a sucess (i told you it was easy surgery) well as much as it could be… Because since then, though, i can not sit for long hours without my ass hurting like hell !lol!
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