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Consider something in life you think goes unnoticed and write about why it's important to you.
Everything flows purple at the same time like flowing water in a ballet theater. I started to get panicked. The only thing I was able to think of was "Where is daddy?" while he was already next to me. I tried to lift my arm but it did not move at all. I felt my knees give up, and my eyes go black. The last thing I saw was my dad, suddenly turning to me. I could hear my dad say something but could not understand his words. The world went silent and black. When I opened my eyes again, I found I was in a hospital.
"I think you are just too tired. Drink some more water," said doctor. Just as the doctor said this, everyone believed that I was fine. But three weeks later, I fell unconscious again.
After regaining consciousness, I started to have high fever and was not able to listen to any noise of a washing machine, traffic, or television that they all made me throw up. I begged God and Spirit of Nature for recovering, the only wish that dwelt inside me. However, there was no hospital in Mongolia that I could get treatment. My parents decided to bring me to China as they said that the only hope would be it.
The doctors finally concluded that the problem I was facing was the beginning stage of epilepsy and advised me to get treatment for a year. They also said that it is no mental disease, so I would get no potential loss or working skills, which was the news that made my parents' day.
Mother left her job to look after me. The small business that my parents once ran, the important factor that introduced me to the world of economics and finance stopped. All my family members focused on their very goal, which was to make me feel better. They gave up everything they thought was worth saving me.
Whenever people asked why my mom left her job and business, epilepsy was never her topic to speak about. I did not want epilepsy to define me either. So I decided not to quit my dancing club, Olympiad teams, and other extra-curricular activities, trying to believe what doctors said. I took the treatment regularly and did everything that I could do. As time passes, although there were times when thought of epilepsy made me cringe, there also came a time when I was able to sit inside a car again. That moment when I felt energetic as ever when interacting with people was the best feeling ever in my life that I did not have anything to worry or sorry about.
Human does not realize how important our health is like I did not. We are too busy to think about it of course. But at the end, as we are not careful enough to care, it goes away from our lives, leaving us unable to do anything.
Consider something in life you think goes unnoticed and write about why it's important to you.
Everything flows purple at the same time like flowing water in a ballet theater. I started to get panicked. The only thing I was able to think of was "Where is daddy?" while he was already next to me. I tried to lift my arm but it did not move at all. I felt my knees give up, and my eyes go black. The last thing I saw was my dad, suddenly turning to me. I could hear my dad say something but could not understand his words. The world went silent and black. When I opened my eyes again, I found I was in a hospital.
"I think you are just too tired. Drink some more water," said doctor. Just as the doctor said this, everyone believed that I was fine. But three weeks later, I fell unconscious again.
After regaining consciousness, I started to have high fever and was not able to listen to any noise of a washing machine, traffic, or television that they all made me throw up. I begged God and Spirit of Nature for recovering, the only wish that dwelt inside me. However, there was no hospital in Mongolia that I could get treatment. My parents decided to bring me to China as they said that the only hope would be it.
The doctors finally concluded that the problem I was facing was the beginning stage of epilepsy and advised me to get treatment for a year. They also said that it is no mental disease, so I would get no potential loss or working skills, which was the news that made my parents' day.
Mother left her job to look after me. The small business that my parents once ran, the important factor that introduced me to the world of economics and finance stopped. All my family members focused on their very goal, which was to make me feel better. They gave up everything they thought was worth saving me.
Whenever people asked why my mom left her job and business, epilepsy was never her topic to speak about. I did not want epilepsy to define me either. So I decided not to quit my dancing club, Olympiad teams, and other extra-curricular activities, trying to believe what doctors said. I took the treatment regularly and did everything that I could do. As time passes, although there were times when thought of epilepsy made me cringe, there also came a time when I was able to sit inside a car again. That moment when I felt energetic as ever when interacting with people was the best feeling ever in my life that I did not have anything to worry or sorry about.
Human does not realize how important our health is like I did not. We are too busy to think about it of course. But at the end, as we are not careful enough to care, it goes away from our lives, leaving us unable to do anything.
