Every morning, as soon as I wake up, I reach for the light switch to turn it off. I then take a moment to consider what I need to do next. Before getting out of bed, I usually stretch my body and then proceed directly to the bathroom to relieve myself.
I usually wake up at 5:45 in the morning. Peeking at my children and wife, then I pray in secret. Because I'm uncertain about what the future may hold and I can never be sure if I'll wake up from sleep. I usually check the kitchen to see if there is food for breakfast, and if there is, I let my wife prepare it.
I go straight outside to check on our pet rabbits and my crops. I'll clean for a while, then water the plants. After that, I'll take a shower and get ready to go to the office. This is my daily routine. When I get home, I'll first stop at the supermarket to check if there are any free vegetables and fruits that I can take to feed my pet rabbits.
My routine does not include other circumstances such as office stress, socializing with other people, and other obligations.
I also suffer from illnesses, but instead of going straight to the hospital, I usually find ways to alleviate them. With God's mercy, everything is going well.
Honestly, I don't trust doctors here in the UAE. But if it's a Filipino doctor, I can still trust them. Most doctors in the UAE are more concerned about money than your actual health. There have been many instances of unnecessary surgeries performed here, and once you've signed the consent form, you have no legal recourse. This is a serious issue in the healthcare system here.
There was a recent incident where a private hospital was closed down due to issues with employee salaries and benefits. The owners of many establishments in the UAE are Indian. I'm not saying they can't be trusted. All I am saying is the incident and the truth.
I just remembered
I "Powered Down" my HIVE to save for my eye surgery, but I had expected to use it for something more important. However, I did not give up on my dream of seeing clearly without eyeglasses.
I have saved 300 dollars, but it's not enough. I still need to come up with 520 dollars for my eye surgery. I'll wait and see when I can save the remaining amount. Hopefully, by that time, the cost of the ULTRA LASIK SURGERY will have gone down.