Comment Survivre À Un Traumatisme Émotionnel Et Au Cancer M'a Aidé Plus Tard Dans La Vie En Prose (ePub)

country. My work was vetted and they said I was a keeper and that launched my whole career as a translator/Interpreter at the Red Cross and later leading to a paid job as a medical interpreter and K-12 school interpreter. Somewhere during my interpreter/translator volunteering I had a Lymphoma to the vocal cord and by the grace of GOD chemotherapy and radiation put me in total remission for the last five years and now I wrote a book of poems with my experience surviving all that to help others that might be suffering like me.
Perhaps, the most important lesson I intend to pass on to others
about my book of poems is that all of us need to take a step back
sometimes and think objectively and in depth what are we doing with
our lives so far or, as they thought me at Polytechnic University, take
a look at the mirror and say "what have I got to say for myself"" or
"do I like what I am doing in life or is this what I really want to do
in life and enjoy" for as usual we do not realize what we really want
of our lives until we are much older and our ideas mature. It would
be a pity to be eighty some years old and have to say for ourselves we
sacrificed it all only to provide for ourselves and just survived and
never stopped to think we could have used our particular talents and
skills to help others or a cause that we may be passionate about. When I first got the diagnosis of a lymphoma to my vocal cord the only
things that were going through my mind were did I do any of the things
I dreamed I wanted to do some day and so I started to search for those
things after being given a second chance and found a beautiful career
helping those who cannot help themselves, which I hold deeply as a
basic value which I want to live by. Life is, however, a one shot deal that you either live it as best you can or there is no going back or second chances. I
think life is hard for everyone but the important thing to me, at
least, is to find our niche and start doing something useful and
always look back and ask ourselves not what can we do but more
importantly what can we do better this time so if we fall we get back
up and do even better next time and only then we will have lived the most
amazing life ever when we get old. Also, I believe we must always be
appreciative of everyone and compliment and be polite to all and often
use words like "I'm so sorry" or Thank you" or "I love you" because it
is important to treat all, good or bad, with some love and I think this
is the only way to truly be happy and solve any problems without
causing even greater grief to yourself and others!!