It’s been around a year since that first, that critical diagnosis. To generalize things, I am better. However, if I were to speak to my close friends, I’ll say : “I’m . . getting there.”
There are so many things I’m re-building after my psyche’s collapse.
One : My communication skill/s.
It’s not easy to communicate with people after you’ve just experienced something as strange as a psychological illness. It’s not easy because, like, you can see and feel so much more than the average person can, and it takes some time to make others understand you and this sickness you’re dealing with.
Two : Basic household skills
At the peak of my SP, I experienced stiffened muscles and lack of coordination of my joints. It was so difficult to function physically, to do simple tasks like dressing myself or taking a shower.
Three : My relationships
This is probably the most important aspect to re-build because without people who care for me, I might not be as healthy as I am right now. This illness steered me to enter a treatment center for the psychologically-impaired where I was forced to abandon most of my contact opportunities, and therefore, when I got out, I had to start from the basics again in building relationships with those people precious to me.
I’m getting there, my friends.
God bless.