Soap opera called love and true

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I  wish I  could go back to Egypt I never wanted to  come back America  nothing  changed my life  is boring  no job no school  no  boyfriend and I  can't  stop thinking about  life  the inheritance  my aunt are so  obsessed about it  my cousin let her husband tell me I don't know anything about the inheritance  he keeps being so arrogant.  I don't know everything but he doesn't know everything about the truth is not with him .the truth is with no one but Allah.  Allah will so us the truth one day inshallah  I am not wrong  Allah is always amazing and he is always with us baba ya Habibi may Allah give you light in your grave. Allah is with the truth no matter what happens the truth is always with Allah Subhanallah   I will never forget Allah  I wish there was a guide book to life but I also feel like life would be liberating and way to easy with it guidebooks to explain everything. I  mean we have the Quran and sunnah and people still make so many mistakes life is a great test full of many hardships what is important is what you do with your life and how you deal with people and your problems.  Therefore I believe no one is perfect no matter what they believe  .because  being perfect is boring and do not be ashamed of who you are. Egypt thought to me that there is nothing to be afraid of.  Fear doesn't accomplish anything but it will keep you from living your life and being able to protect what you love. Anyone can be good or bad never give up on my dreams Sometimes not being able to help people physically can be very challenging; however, I am very good at being empathetic and offering emotional support. This is what I experienced when my father was diagnosed with cancer. I could not do anything for him physically, but I sat home with him every day keeping him company; we watched basketball together, I talked to him, helped him with phone calls, and listened to him tell me stories. I encouraged him with positive words such as be strong and “I love you”. This experience made me realize that I want my future career to involve this individual care for people. As a counselor, I want to make people comfortable in their own skin, allowing them to use their voice to convey their messages and experiences. In addition, as a counselor, I will provide emotional support to my patients by listening to their stories and having them take initiative to develop self-advocacy by leading discussions. The most important types of emotional support are patience and a positive attitude. As a counselor, I want to provide the most positive emotional support for all my patients. I will be there for my clients and provide them with hope and confidence in their stories, talents, and abilities, allowing them to develop self-advocacy skills and become productive members of society. My father taught me how powerful emotional support truly is, and providing emotional support to my patients will be more important than physical support.

As a counselor, I can create an environment where people are not afraid to talk about religion or social problems. I plan to have open discussions with my clients, by asking open-ended questions. These conversations can help me break the ice and build a strong rapport with clients. A therapist’s work cannot begin until a comfortable relationship with a client is established; a strong connection with clients is the foundation for therapy. I want to give individuals the opportunity to express what is going on without subjecting them to double-blinded question, in which however they answer, they are somehow wrong. Rather than put a negative connotation to their answer, I want to hear them out and allow them to express themselves more freely. As a therapist, I will teach my patients how to take advantage of their own abilities. As a result, my clients will learn to accept their differences and embrace their unique identities and talents, because no one should ever be ashamed of who they are. No matter what life throws at you, people can always achieve their dreams and goals. In order to progress as a society, we must cast away this false idea of what “normal” is.

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