This post isn’t about playing victim or crying for sympathy...it’s my raw truth. I made mistakes here on Hive, and I’ve been learning the hard way ever since. But I’m not running. I’m staying, growing, and rebuilding....one post at a time

The image above was created By ChatgptToday, I am not going to discuss my physiotherapy journal or an absolute science issue, but a reflection that truly matters to everyone of us. Yesterday, one of the elders in my village was buried. The man was 88 years old and had been blind before he died, and he died after a brief illness. Although he was old, and his passing wasn’t unexpected, it left a quiet heaviness in my community yesterday.

Good morning, friends, how are you guys doing today? This morning I'm going to share with you what I learned about planes and axes in kinesiology as it relates to physiotherapy. So get ready to add to your knowledge a new thing this morning.

Guess who passed his three courses!!Well, that's me. To start with, I want to say a big thank you for your support since the day I began this exam. I have been writing recently about how the exam was going and how I felt about the whole thing concerning the exam.

It was a quiet Thursday afternoon when I walked in through my front door after we have had a series of lectures. I kicked off my shoes and noticed something odd on my doorstep, a small package. There wasn’t a name or any return address, just a hasty scrawl with my apartment number.

Hello, my friends, It has been a while here. How are you guys doing? Well, today I want to share with you my journey as a student of physiotherapy and what really motivated me to go for this career.This is my images I always had the desire to be part of something that made a meaningful impact in people’s lives. I didn’t just want a job; I wanted a career where I could contribute to healing, hope, and transformation, which would stand out clearly from surgery and operations because I literally hate the sight of blood and similar things. Rather, it was a decision born out of my own personal experience, observation, and a deep-seated passion to help others. Let me tell you more about it.