A True Story

About me, Awareness, From the heart, gratitude, prompts

Once upon a time I wanted to be a healer. I studied diligently, got into a good med school and studied there for four years. When I was just one year away from obtaining my degree, I got married because my father had found a good match for me and I took his advice, put my Studies on hold and get married.

I never completed my course and instead became a mom to three brilliant children. All are now successful in their lives and are wonderful parents.

The purpose of this story is to express my gratitude to my late father who was instrumental in my marriage and found a perfect match for me. Right now I could’ve been a doctor but instead I was a stay at home mom, looked after my family, treated their illnesses, and earned the gratitude of my family and friends for giving them the right advice at the right time concerning medical issues.

What life holds in store for us, we can never tell but whatever happened in my life was best for me!

Your prompt for #JusJoJan the 14th and Stream of Consciousness Saturday is: “once upon a time.” Start your post with “Once upon a time,” then write whatever comes to you, whether it be fact or fiction. Have fun!

Written for JusJoJan and SoCS, hosted by Linda

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Published by Sadje

I am writing to express my opinion, share my experiences and to maybe provide some insight. My blog is addressing women at 50 ( but men are welcome to read my posts) ,their issues and the questions that come up at this stage in life. I don’t aim to teach, but to learn together.

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63 thoughts on “A True Story”

  3. I am so delighted that your once upon a time had a happy ending for you. Life is full of sliding doors….I have a but …. But I will not use it.
    A pleasure to read this post Sadje my dear friend 💜

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    1. Thanks Willow. I’ve always believed that everything happens for a reason. And long time ago, I’ve decided not to regret any decisions I took regarding my life.

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  9. I just had exactly this same conversation with someone about MY life. I was going to go to medical school, found out I was pregnant, didn’t pursue that, had 8 children, and now can’t imagine how my life would have looked if I had pursued a career instead of a family. Great post.

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