Why it matters to keep going after getting up

Airplane moving through the night sky. Pictured: Light trails formed by the Airplane. (c)Benjamin Leon 2019

Ahh!  “getting up” that word that only gets assigned true meaning when someone’s going through difficulties in life. Now, let’s be completely honest; how many of you have seen, read or heard a loud, rotund “all you have to do is get up!”  Do you feel like that motivates you to do it, or is it more like a nudge in the opposite direction of where you’re trying to go?

I recalled something I was beginning to write back in 2018 in which I said something about just recovering from a headshot wound isn’t really the hard part; actually trying to carry a “normal” life afterwards is. 

The path to recovery

I do not know if it’s the right one, the path I've chosen nor am I certain or can certify if there is a specific set of steps required to achieve a full recovery, but from what I’ve experienced is that,

TheScarZone

Raindrops last night on the glass door (c) Benjamin Leon 2019

Disclaimer: I am not a licensed doctor, nurse practitioner, physician or have any sort of academic knowledge on medicine, medical procedures or disease/symptom evolution. What I’m about to write is what I think  about how this works.