I really could relate to some of the things you mention in this post. Usually the ones who help others the most are the ones who are the most broken even though it may not seem like it. We all have our breaking point or our limit, and exceeding it is not pretty. This can come as in my case of getting sick from so many worries and stress. Sometimes we can't handle the loads, so on those occasions we should take time to breathe and take it easy. and if you can't with something, go for some help in the people you know they really can help you. We're never alone as we sometimes think we are

When you are faced with a problem, conflict or challenge – whether it be a work related situation, a personal and/or emotional one - a difference of opinion or a seemingly impossible task… it can often be tempting to simply turn around and walk in the other direction, waving your white flag, emitting repeated “I cant’s” or forgetting that it ever happened in the first place and completely ignoring its existence, but the reality is that you stand to lose out on so much life experience by selectively and consciously CHOOSING not to face it head and/or find a resolution.

These situations and circumstances present themselves for multiple reasons and one of them (the one I prefer to focus on at any rate) is that there is always something to be learned from it all when everything is said and done – and there is most to be learnt when ultimately reaching a point positive closure.

Very Good Lines!