Mental health

In hospitals, there is another world where they don't speak of worldly desires, wishes, or money; they only ask for health! O God, heal every patient whose pain is known only to You. O God, heal and grant wellness to every patient.

1.AM from Indonesia. Done working, done discussed. Done prepared for daughters stuff.
But I never done about my pray. May Allah protect and blessed

Pray More❤

Worry Less💫

Salam...
Mental breakdown once again....💔
I honestly thought I was done.... After two months of amazing conversations with a guy.... off-the-charts compatibility and a family meet up at my house that went so well.

I happily deactivated my Muzz profile and cleared out my wild jama posts n ready to close that chapter forever.....🤧

Then came the final step and his family asked for money.....🚩

Just like that... the dream match turned into a business transaction.😔

So, here I m disappointed..single and reinstalled on these streets once again......

At Tender Home Health Care, we provide compassionate, professional, and personalized healthcare services in the comfort of your home. Our experienced and qualified caregivers are dedicated to helping clients maintain their independence, improve their quality of life, and recover safely in a familiar environment.
We offer a wide range of home health care services, including:
Skilled nursing care
Personal care and hygiene assistance
Medication management and reminders
Post-hospital and post-surgical care
Elderly and disability care
Companionship and emotional support
Vital signs monitoring and health assessments
Wound care and dressing changes
Mobility and transfer assistance
Meal planning and nutritional support
Palliative and respite care

Not all storms come to disrupt our life; some come to clear our path.

I’m so glad every single cell in my body happy and well (issa song)

Alhamdulillah Alhamdulillah Alhamdulillah

The Invisible Backpack
A little boy came home from school with his backpack still on.
His mother smiled and said,
"You can take it off now."
He looked at her with surprise.
"I forgot I was still carrying it."
For a moment, I wondered how many of us do the same with our minds.
We carry yesterday's embarrassment.
A careless comment from years ago.
A mistake we have already learned from.
A disappointment we never truly put down.
At first, we carry these things because they hurt.
Then, we carry them because they become familiar.
After a while, we stop noticing the weight.
Psychology teaches us that the mind can grow used to almost anything, even burdens that were never meant to stay.
Perhaps that is why healing can feel so unfamiliar.
Not because we are losing a part of ourselves...
But because we are finally putting down a weight we forgot we were carrying.
Maybe the hardest part of healing is not learning how to carry more.
Maybe it is remembering that some burdens were never ours to carry forever.

What's your motivation when things aren't going well