Ten years fron now
Ten years fron nowWhat? How? When? Ten Years?
It always amazed me to see that I constantly change my
answer to the question of where do I see myself in ten
years. I will be in the mid thirties in ten years
from now, and by then I will probably be more
grounded. As always, my answer is depended on whom I
hang out with at the moment as well as leisure
activities I am engaging in. Sometimes I see myself
in my favorite movies characters such as babe from the
movie "pig in the city," or a part-time working wife
as in "Stepmom". Other times I see myself in an image
of the lady who did the advertisement for Christian
Children Charity encouraging people to donate money
for the poor. I can see myself in many forms and
shapes of life; however, many of them are just my
imagination. Beyond all that imagination, I often
see myself as a productive individual in the society
as a red-cross nurse, a divorce woman with no
children, and/or a widow living with my chronically
ill mother.
Becoming a productive member in our society is my
dream. I like to work as a nurse to make positive
differences in people's lives. To me, nursing is a
very important role in our society because it serves
people in both physical and emotional when they are
most in need of care and attention. I see myself
through helping others. And in helping others to
achieve their maximum level of function, I find
happiness. I realize that there are still many
unfortunate people, especially those who live in the
third world countries, suffering from illnesses. I
keep on telling myself to do something to get close to
those people who are in uncomfortable stage of living.
And the only way for me to do it is to work my way to
become an experienced nurse. Thanks God, I am
becoming a license nurse in no more than a month. I
feel that my dream is half way fulfilled. I now deal
with more and more sick people, and the amazing thing
about it is I never get bore taking care for them over
and over again. Moreover, I even feel worthy when all
that I do is referring a patient to a health clinic
that can help with her particular needs. Everything
else regarding my imagination or my dream may changed
over time, but the self urge to help the sick won't
ever be changed even in ten or twenty years from now.
To be more helpful to the society, I need to continue
my education to become an expert in nursing. I
realize that the most effective way to get close to
the sick is to work, work, and work as...
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