A blessing in disguise. No regrets. Hello beautiful people, it's a new week and a new hope for all. Thank you very much for stopping by my blog. The theme of the week says. Not everyone you lose is a loss. This is actually true, some loss are blessings in disguise. People come into our lives every day, and not everyone that comes into our lives is meant or will stay forever; some come into our lives to teach us some lessons about life, and some to help us. I didn't mean to celebrate anybody's death, but at this point it's a blessing for us all in disguise, even for him, the deceased may God continue to rest his soul.
My brother-in-law is a sickle cell patient; he is a nice person, but anytime his crisis starts, everyone in the family becomes restless; the tension in the house will be so bad. All the savings will be spent, not even to talk about the sleepless nights. And the worst part of it is that, the injection away given actually weaken his bony, like at some point he started limping because of too much of injections. Hmm it was indeed an unpleasant situation and experience. Even his parents sometimes could pray that God should take his life so that everyone can rest.
And do you know that his sister have to drop out of school just so she can take care of him? My husband, on the other hand, will be so restless that everything will be bitter for him. When he dead, it even looks more like a celebration instead of mourning in the family, because everyone is practically tried and wishes to rest. We all missed him, but the honest truth is his death was a blessing in disguise. Sickle cell is not a joke, please make sure to always ask about you genotype and blood group before starting any serious relationship. Thank you for stopping by.
