Over the past few months, life has been a whirlwind of activities and commitments that kept me on my toes. Between work, personal projects, and social obligations, I found myself juggling so many responsibilities that I barely had a moment to breathe, let alone write. It’s funny how time can slip away from us when we get caught up in the hustle and bustle of everyday life. Ii cant belive these 7 to 8 mo ths passed like an eye click......hmm
I often found myself thinking about how much I missed sharing my thoughts and experiences here, but I just couldn’t manage to find the time to write.
Initially, I thought I could balance everything. I made plans, set schedules, and even created to-do lists to keep track of my tasks. However, as the weeks rolled by, it became clear that I was overcommitting myself. I was engaged in so many different things—work projects that demanded extra hours, family gatherings that required my attention, and even a few new hobbies that I was excited to explore. Each commitment seemed important, and I didn’t want to let anyone down, but it came at the cost of my own time and mental space.
As a result, I found myself in a constant state of busyness, which left little room for reflection or creativity. I missed the moments of quiet where I could sit down and write about my thoughts, feelings, and experiences. Writing has always been a form of therapy for me, a way to process what’s happening in my life. Without it, I felt a bit lost. I realized that while being busy can sometimes feel productive, it can also lead to burnout and a lack of fulfillment.
But now i am finally back...
Now that I’m back, I feel a renewed sense of purpose. I’m determined to be an active user and share my experiences more regularly. I want to reconnect with this platform and the community here, to not only express myself but also to engage with others....
Lemme share my today's routine. Woke up at 9:00Am , yeah i know its late for w working person but who cares..hehe. well, i went to my clinic at 10:30Am.
Due to weather change, these day the patient ratio is a bit low.Today I treated three patients, but even after that, I am too much exhausted, and I have two more shifts remaining. The day started early, and I was already feeling the weight of my responsibilities. Each patient brought their own set of challenges and needs, and I knew I had to give my best to ensure they received the care they deserved.
The first patient was a young recovering from a knee injury. We worked on specific exercises to strengthen her knee and improve her range of motion. It was rewarding to see her progress, but I also felt the emotional toll of being present for someone who was eager to return to their sport. By the time I finished with her, I was already feeling a bit drained.
The second patient was an elderly man with chronic back pain. He had been dealing with this issue for years, and it was evident that it affected his daily activities.He ias coming to mu clinic since last pne and half month. We discussed his pain management strategies and worked on gentle stretching and strengthening exercises tailored to his needs.. It’s always tough to see someone struggle with pain, and I wanted to do everything I could to support him.
The third patient was a child recovering from a sports-related injury. Working with children can be both rewarding and challenging. They often bring a sense of energy and curiosity, but they can also be anxious about their recovery process. By the end of the appointment, the child was smiling and eager to continue their therapy, which gave me a sense of accomplishment.
In the end, it’s the small victories that keep me going. Even on days when I feel exhausted, knowing that I can help someone regain their strength and mobility makes it all worthwhile. I look forward to the challenges ahead, knowing that I can handle them one step at a time. As I continue my shifts, I will carry the experiences of today with me, using them as fuel to provide the best care possible for my patients.