Alone Again

When admitted in hospital, people (patients) come and leave.

We spend good times with them. Sometimes its frustrating time because of the cultural and individual differences. But still I adore those connections.

When they leave and we are still in hospital, it feels emotional, sad and depressing.

Then, here we are back connecting with the full time workers like the cleaners, nurses, doctors and waiters. We talk about many things like our past childhood, daily struggles, what we like and don’t like and common life topics.

And by the way, don’t forget the random people we connect with when walking in the hospital lobbies. Even the admitted patients in other wards also where we find in the cafeteria or outside sitting area. I notice those connections bring up common struggles, hope, inspiration, motivation and advise.

At the end, being alone may cause you to feel painful emotions that could be hard to process. But also its a chance to utilize the core of you. Who you really are in this present moment. Your connection to the One God. Your reflections and perspectives. And best of all, your authentic, real and genuine truth being born in such moments.