I Had an Accident that broke my knee

I had a minor accident on Tuesday and since then I have been having problems walking, bathing and holding biro as I have injuries on my palm and on my knees.
The accident has put me in a reflective mood (you know, genius is born in time of depression, desperation or incapacitation...hehe). In the reflective mood, I learnt that I shouldn't kill myself for things that would go on with or without me. When you are dispensable, Act wisely and cautiously. Give your best but keep your sense.

This period has also enabled me redefine some relationships but the most important lesson of all is Your Sh** could be someone's roses.

Right now, I'm typing with my left hand because my right can't hold a biro muchless hold my phone and my knee hurts sooo bad that I now use 10mins to climb a staircase I usually climb  in 1 minute ( do you know how hard it is to have to walk slowly when you naturally find it hard to walk slowly?). Anyway, as I sat down to catch my breathe after climbing the stairs, I saw a girl with a bad leg walk up to me. For the 1st time in my life,  I could relate. I felt her pain, the discomfort and began to thank God. Unlike her, my legs should be great by next week (and I'm soooooo grateful).

I didn't write this to lament, but to get you to take a moment to appreciate God.

You may feel frustrated or disappointed. You may be in pains, or at that point where you want to give up. Possibly, you feel you are the brokest person on earth or the illest or the greatest failure but dearie, It's not true. Having it bad today doesn't mean tomorrow would be same but if you feel too uncertain about. tomorrow to be comforted, let the thought that there are people who have it worse than you do comfort you.
Honey, you aren't alone and yours isn't the worst case.

Do me a favour, Bless the Lord for the easy little things in your life - like the ability to walk, to write, to see, to run, to talk, to bath etc - because it is a privilege, a gift, one that people lack (at the moment, people like me) and also, Thank God for people in your life - for friends. I don't know what I'd have done if Gabriel, Grace, Derick and others weren't around to check up on me.

And the next time, you see someone incapacitated or disfigured,  give a warm smile and hug if possible. It would go a long way.