I'm not sick, Just a bit unwell

When things don't get right, many of a time we just stop there and stop pursuing what's left. While contemplating on the future, I often asked, what if it didn't turn out as planned? Do I really wanna go all out? I have no answer for that. For many instances, like last evening, I was preparing to go to the pool for a swim as the weather for the past few days was unbelievably warm. I was even all out on Thursday to check if the pool was gonna open, and it surely did.

But when the time came, the rain started to show. It was unbelievable. I waited and waited finally it stopped. Then my lil heart was whispering, shall I head to the pool? But the sane side of me was saying that nobody would care to open the pool after a rain, not especially run by these lazy morons. But I was adamant. I didn't want my plan to be screwed by the weather. I went, and ended up didn't get to swim. Speaking of life, it's so unpredictable. But should I let one event or maybe more in my case, to hinder me from going forward?

I came across an article about one courageous young woman in the country. She is Yvonne Foong. I don't particularly speak on one courageous human but this is really something raising the eyebrows. Being diagnosed with neurofribromatosis Type II and having 7 surgeries to remove tumours in the body didn't stop her from fighting for her dreams. Unlike others who lament on their handicaps and expect sympathy from others, I have respect for what she is doing, to raise her own funds for her next surgery! She is having hearing impairment and risking for visual impairment, thus needing more funds for her surgery.

She writes and sells her books in order to raise funds. Go and read on her full story here and decide if you wanna lend a hand. I have yet to read any of her books as I have just come across her story today but I'd like to know more about her. You can also go to her website: www.yvonnefoong.com

Now, who can say that they are perfect?