Serving others and helping them figure out their lives is a rewarding feeling in itself. I am sure by the end of a hectic day if you could help at least one person, it's a win.
That is actually very true. I have risked my own body going into clinch with a lot of different people. I risk myself in one way or another multiple times per day, and I would do it again and again as long as I can stop someone from ending their lives prematurely or to stop someone from hurting one of my colleagues.
To see those people change and to actually treat them is extremely rewarding, but getting there can be extremely risky and scary as well, but it's worth it at the end of the day.
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I understand that sometimes it takes a toll on your own mental health. When almost everyday you are dealing with pain and despair.
Don't know how you handle all this buddy, I couldn't do it for a single day. Not so easy! Hope you keep on changing lives like that, my best wishes to you. Cheers!!!
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It is difficult at times.. I've been suffering from depression and anxiety attacks too, even though it's a lot easier to handle it nowadays. That's part of the reasons I made the transition and started to work with this in the first place. When I decided to study, I did so in an attempt of self-healing of sorts, and it worked out well.
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More knowledge you have the easier it gets, I think. I feel your own mental health comes first because if you are not happy then how will you heal others! That's what I have realized while solving other people's mess in their lives.
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That is very true. I have always helped people around me, even from when I was a kid, but it wasn't until I started to suffer from mental illness I went for the total transition to actually get an education and a job in that field.
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