The answer motivates me even though it’s depressing 😊

Because I have witnessed how modern medicine and the health professionals have wrongly forecast and diagnosed my recovery, let’s see if I recall that:
- We booked an examination for my left arm‘s calcification at the time, and two of the best doctors in the field told us that I should count myself lucky if I use my left arm to wipe my ass😳😅. My mother told them that the divine can only decide this. You don’t trust your expertise to perform the surgery —fine. We started praying about it, and then we’ll see what happens. My brother happened to meet some friends, and they suggested a better surgeon to us, and he said Don’t worry about it, easy peasy and I thought Yeah, that’s divine intervention ♥️ and you can see the result in the video below https://youtu.be/JwfAeEK5BdI?si=W06NLnu9GRszfy2F
- I was in the ER with mom when one of the doctors asked about my recent MRI results. He said I shouldn’t be able to use my fingers according to the results 🤨😒😒.
- After many wrongdoings by the therapists I worked with…
I have lost my confidence in modern medicine and its professionals, thus I don’t work with any of them and go to a hospital except for the blood test, which I think also doesn’t reflect the reality 😑
I eat healthy, try to be physically and mentally active and leave the rest to the divine. The modern world looks like an apocalyptic, hedonistic place to live, and greedy people still do not feel fulfilled because the financial system is falling apart, and no one is trying to fix it; they just want to fill their pockets with free money. Anyway, I forgot what I had written for a second 😂🙄
Yeah, the outside world is also not very attractive to me because I am afraid of my past self, who meant to be gone, would enjoy his hedonistic lifestyle, which would probably be prime nowadays
I have learned not to intervene in my fate too much; what is meant to happen is real , although my analytical mind is freaking out 😂🤷🏼♂️
If I will continue writing this post…🙂↕️

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