I wish this would attract goodness and happiness:

Honestly, I take action rationally (cautiously) and intuitively, so I’d like to skip the Hollywood effect (unrealistic goals and pretentiousness) in real life. Still, life has shown me there’s no such thing as guaranteed in this world 😒😒😒. Thus, bravery wasn’t my thing 🤭 because, frankly, I didn’t need to be in a situation to be brave 🤷🏼‍♂️.

After tbi, I have learned to believe in the divine and divine plans 🙏🏼. You may think I had to believe because I didn’t have a choice, but I had many other choices, which I guess was another test within the main test (inceptiony:)).

Bravery? My grandmother lived a very difficult but faithful life. RIP. She had to undergo many different surgeries, and she had this mindset of being positive about it all by saying, “My child, don’t think of this as a trouble or problem. Apparently, I made a mistake, but Allah is offering me a solution, and I must do it so I will be healthier after the surgery or treatment “. Obviously, I narrated that theatrically, but you get the idea. Rest in heaven, my angel Menice♥️♥️♥️

Thank you for your “ amen!”😂

I, on the other hand, had to undergo surgeries due to the nature of tbi recovery and human error 😒😒. And I would skip some of them if I wasn’t trusting the divine ♥️🙋‍♂️