Personally divine intervention. Because even when you think or people think you've made a stupid decision, what happens next works in your favor or you're grateful to be alive. For me, I failed 1 class and it set me back the whole year. My parents always wanted me to be a doctor, but that was the 1 career I never wanted to do. Somehow I got pushed into being a nurse, which is actually worst than being a doctor. At that time I didn't know that and evidently what I thought was a nurse was actually a CNA and in general everyone is understaff and underpaid for the sacrifice they make. Anyway I got into the program, did a yr of rotations. I did enough time there to know I didn't like nursing and decided to drop out and move out with a friend till I learned what I wanted in life. My parents were yelling at me, upset and complained about my schooling, then the pandemic hit and they became scared of getting sick. They stopped hounding me about becoming a nurse. Also my job was essential, but the company gave us the option whether we wanted to come in or not, so some days I'd come in and randomly take a week off. The following year, I did get covid but it was around the time I could break my lease, so I did because my ex also broke up with me for being sick and i wanted to move back home. Glad I did because I was out of work. the next following year, I had cancer/ cancer surgery, but before I had cancer surgery I got covid again and had to cancel going to a festival. Glad I got sick because the tickets were refundable but only to a certain date. The day of the actually festival, people wanted their money back. A lot of traffic and not enough seating. People were getting heatstroke and fainting. And since the surgery got pushed back, I had to stay out of work longer. It so happens the last time I extended the leave, my uncle passed away and I got to grieve without worrying about work. Then I ask God if I could be out with my family for Thanksgiving week And when we had the funeral for my uncle I didn't feel so good, went to the doctor's the next day, turns out I had the flu, so I got my Thanksgiving week and a couple other weeks out on leave with pay. I have more but this is getting too long.
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Personally divine intervention.
Because even when you think or people think you've made a stupid decision, what happens next works in your favor or you're grateful to be alive.
For me, I failed 1 class and it set me back the whole year. My parents always wanted me to be a doctor, but that was the 1 career I never wanted to do. Somehow I got pushed into being a nurse, which is actually worst than being a doctor. At that time I didn't know that and evidently what I thought was a nurse was actually a CNA and in general everyone is understaff and underpaid for the sacrifice they make. Anyway I got into the program, did a yr of rotations. I did enough time there to know I didn't like nursing and decided to drop out and move out with a friend till I learned what I wanted in life.
My parents were yelling at me, upset and complained about my schooling, then the pandemic hit and they became scared of getting sick. They stopped hounding me about becoming a nurse. Also my job was essential, but the company gave us the option whether we wanted to come in or not, so some days I'd come in and randomly take a week off.
The following year, I did get covid but it was around the time I could break my lease, so I did because my ex also broke up with me for being sick and i wanted to move back home.
Glad I did because I was out of work. the next following year, I had cancer/ cancer surgery, but before I had cancer surgery I got covid again and had to cancel going to a festival. Glad I got sick because the tickets were refundable but only to a certain date. The day of the actually festival, people wanted their money back. A lot of traffic and not enough seating. People were getting heatstroke and fainting. And since the surgery got pushed back, I had to stay out of work longer. It so happens the last time I extended the leave, my uncle passed away and I got to grieve without worrying about work. Then I ask God if I could be out with my family for Thanksgiving week
And when we had the funeral for my uncle I didn't feel so good, went to the doctor's the next day, turns out I had the flu, so I got my Thanksgiving week and a couple other weeks out on leave with pay. I have more but this is getting too long.
By "divine intervention", do you mean faith? Faith gives us the destination, while reason helps us get there, so faith is ultimately greater.
Real things are more powerful than imaginary things as imaginary things do not exist