Vaccination Memories
Yesterday I surrendered to the health center for vaccination. I knock on the door and poke my head, "Shall I come?" When I said that, the nurses laughed and said, "You're here, you can't run away now." My vaccination days at school came to my mind, I was standing in line and getting to the last row at the last moment.
After that, the fact that they waited for 15 minutes as a precaution made me nervous. While those who have been vaccinated before me sit and wait for their phone, will anything happen to them? I was watching. Then, if it happened to me instead of them, I entered the tribune and left immediately.
People are afraid of what they don't know. I refused to be vaccinated from the very beginning. Until I got sick and had surgery. Every one of my family members who convinced me to be vaccinated before the surgery had been vaccinated. Deciding on the possibility of getting the disease after the surgery, I first went to the hospital for my disease and then to the health center for the vaccine. However, at the last moment, a withdrawal sign relapsed, and I said to the doctor, "I am using painkillers for the vaccine, will it be a problem?
Then I said, "What is a superfluous vaccine? Then a voice inside me said, "You don't want to be with him, anyway, you can't run away anymore."
After the vaccine, I felt a little better when I didn't wait and ran home. I ran away from something, is it to run away? Confront first, then run.
As a result, I saw that none of the scenarios in my mind came true. Everything we approached with prejudice made us cowardly and cowardly. Some people have turning points. When you see worse, like my hospital phobia, one doesn't get hung up on the little things. And he can't believe that he finished something that we overlooked when it started from somewhere.
As a result, all pain passes. It is wrong to wait for it to pass, to run away, to postpone it.
It's best to face our fears before it's too long and then move on with our lives.