Recalling the six chemotherapy treatments that had just ended, it was like telling someone else's story, and it was like a distant dream. I used to be an inconspicuous little woman, but after all this, I feel like I've become great. I managed to get over that life-and-death bringing, and I was finally able to breathe a sigh of relief. Although there is still a nodule in my heart, I decided not to pay attention to it for the time being, and everything will wait for the review after the National Day before making a decision. So, I started to recover slowly, and my work became busy, and I didn't have time or want to think about my physical condition anymore. The future is unpredictable, but since I'm alive, I have to work hard to make money. Cancer costs a lot of money, and work and savings are what I rely on to survive.
In order to make myself ** as soon as possible, I put my heart and soul into my work. Although I didn't go back to the office to work, at home I worked tirelessly to get the job done. Each chemotherapy cycle was 21 days, and I was able to recover in about 10 days, so I had a relatively quiet period from the end of August to September. During this time, I exercised moderately every day, even onceRideNearly 20 kilometers to the hospital, the farthest oneRideArrived at the Summer Palace. Even with proper exercise, you can make yourself healthier. The view of the Summer Palace is very beautiful, and since it is a weekday, there are not many tourists. I especially like the boat rides, the boat rides on the lake, that kind of thingTranquilityAnd the feeling of comfort makes my heart feel refreshed. To live is to enjoy the joy of life without reservation. I want to recover as soon as possible and keep the pain away, after all, there is always good in the world.
As my health gradually recovered, I began to pay more attention to the importance of making money. The cost of cancer is a bottomless pit, and my work and savings are my foundation for survival and survival. So, during the first month, I put my best into my work and made up for the work I missed during chemotherapy. Every bit of progress is a little bit and I realized that you can only feel safe if you work hard. Despite feeling tired, I was willing to endure hardships in order to pursue my ideals. This experience also made me realize that life is full of unforeseen challenges, and we must provide enough confidence and security for our future.
It is worth mentioning that every time I go home, I get together with my classmates. However, when I returned home for the National Day, none of my classmates had the courage to visit me. They may not know how to deal with someone who is seriously ill, especially knowing that I am going through chemotherapy. In their eyes, the person being cheming should be a lifeless person, bald and lifeless. However, I was so healthy and happy when I came home on National Day. Maybe it's because I'm back home. My brother said, I look fine. Life hasn't felt anything yet, but it's already halfway through. I hope this illness just gives me a chance to rest for a while, and then I can regroup myself, overcome the difficulties, and get ready to go again.
During the National Day, I went back to my hometown to visit my family, but my parents did not tell my grandparents and grandparents about my illness. As the eldest son in my family, I have a very special place in the hearts of my grandparents and grandparents. They were proud of my academic performance because I was able to take the exam as a rural kidGo to collegeAnd coming to the big city, it's like a butterfly flying across the sea. Now that they are in their eighties, I can't bear to tell them the cruel news. Let them live a peaceful old agelifeThat's the most important thing. I struggled hard, not because I didn't feel tired, but because I had the ability to endure suffering. For the sake of my ideals, what is the point of enduring a little hardship?I want to be able to give myself enough security.
Interestingly, every time I used to go home, I would reunite with my classmates. But when I went home on National Day this time, none of my classmates had the courage to greet me. Maybe it's because none of them know how to deal with someone who has cancer, especially knowing that I'm undergoing chemotherapy. In their eyes, a person undergoing chemotherapy should be bald and lifeless. However, this time I went home, and I appeared in front of them healthy and happy. Maybe it's because I'm back home. My brother said, it looks good. Life hasn't felt it yet, but it's already halfway through. I hope this illness just gives me a chance to rest for a while, and then I can regroup myself, overcome the difficulties, and get ready to go again.
Looking back on this difficult and challenging cancer journey, I deeply realized the importance of making money. In the face of huge expenses, working hard and actively has become my confidence to overcome the disease. While overcoming my illness, I learned to cherish life and enjoy itlifeDon't let illness get in the way. Although the attitude of my classmates has changed when I return to my hometown, I am still firmly on the road of **. All the difficulties and challenges did not discourage me, but inspired me to reorganize myself and bravely face more difficulties. As a person with dreams and goals, I believe that as long as I am ready to go and move forward bravely, I will be able to overcome all the storms and achieve my own victory.