Of course, I think we have all been witnesses of events that happened to us or to some acquaintance, but what I really want to doubt is the probability that something like this will happen when we want it to happen, this kind of things are governed by odds and sometimes we do not have enough time to wait, that's when we fall into horrible anxiety or even depression.
I had to stop my studies a few months ago because I had planned to leave the country (for those who do not know, I am from Venezuela and we are currently in one of the worst crisis in history). So I moved back to my home state for a few months until I finished organizing all my papers. That was when the situation got even more complicated (although it seemed impossible to believe) and to make the story short, the plans were canceled.
There I was, I had stopped studying, I was far away from my friends and the person I love, without the economic possibility of returning to that ... That's why I entered into a very strong depression, boosted by the fact that the conditions they continued (and continue) to get worse every day. I did some things to earn an income but it did not work very well, I really needed "something" to save me from that situation.
Several friends motivated me and I'm really grateful for that, recently things began to stabilize in my life and I see a small opportunity to resume my studies and everything I had left. It will be difficult? Yes, too much I would say, but it is a limited time opportunity and I can not sit idly by waiting for something else to happen.
