What have I achieved that makes me
deserve to be called a super woman?,
I smiled in irony as the thought of how I was still pretty much battling my
depression came to my mind.
Not achieving
anything but have already forced to sacrifice the thing I love most, the
passion that made me felt alive. The sense of destiny that I had sought for
many years. The purpose of life that I
no longer have the day I sacrificed it for money..
I am angry to
myself. Disappointed. Feel like a failure. I hate myself. I am disgusted to
myself. I felt like a pathetic creature.
My personal
life seems to have the same pattern. As long as my parents still depend on me
financially, how could I accept my boyfriend’s plea that I live with him in his
country?. I can’t and I will not allow
him to support my parents. If I come to live in with him, he will have to
support me financially as I will be off job for a year or so. He has accept
this as the consequence for his desire to have me live with him. But supporting
my parents are another thing. I learned one painful lesson that money is a
sensitive issue. One guy whom once said he loved me, could treat me so bad over
money issue and I broke up with him because of it. After that I swore to myself that I will
never let it happen again.
So I have
been drowning in frustration since September and it affected my menstrual
cycle. The bleeding goes nearly non stop for two months that I had to see a
gynecologist few weeks ago. Ultrasonographic showed that my uterus and ovaries
are doing just fine.
They are
doing fine but not my psyche.
You see, I
rarely got into depression but when it happens, it could go bloody awful.
I felt no one
could help me. I had to help myself.
The medicine
the doctor gave me helped a little to make the bleeding ceased but the side
effect made me felt like a zombie. It sucked every energy I had left in my body
that everytime I have got home from work, I had no energy left to even open my
mouth to speak so I just took a bath, had light dinner as I lost my appetite
(every food and drink tasted bitter, one of the medicine’s side effect) and
just went to bed after that.
I stopped
taking the medicine after two days realizing that I couldn’t take its side
effect. But its chemical effect stayed in my body for probably a week and so I
spent the days seriously felt I just
wanted to die so the pain and sorrow would end.
Every night I
went to bed wishing that I did not have to wake up in the morning.
Every morning
I woke up asking myself why did I have to wake up and lived the day.
However,
during this time, I amazingly could function pretty well at work. I even
behaved normally. No one suspected I was in the middle of mentally and
physically crisis.
I am
recovering now. It has been three days now that I feel my mind and my body are
working, well, I could say almost back to normal. Though in one of those days I
nearly fainted in the morning and in the other day I had bad headache. I think
it caused by my blood pressure that dropped low. But I am on the way to get
better. I don’t care if it goes slow. I want and need to, heck, I must overcome
this.
So, would all
the things I recently had to endure making me deserve to be called a super
woman?
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