Wednesday 6 January 2016

How I Live My life By Neha Talla



How I Live My Life
– By Neha Talla 6A

Helping is great. Actually it’s a lot more than that. What people need to know is, helping people makes a better person. I am the type of person who appreciates it when someone is hurt/injured, scared or even when the other person really needs to be pushed to their limits. There have been multiple incidents when people helped me, and I still treasure them.

Through my fracture experience, (which was obviously memorable), best friend, specifically Nysa, was the hugest part of it. Grantedd that my community friends and school teachers helped, Nysa was the only thing that kept me sane. Being me, (A Hyper PSHCHO) staying bed-ridden for 2 months was not easy, but Nysa helped me through every bit of it. She called me almost every day to explain what happened at school, to break it all down in a way that I understood. She got my pain as if she were a part of me. Nysa was no friend to me, she was a sister. This shows me that anyone can be like her, anyone can be nice. Being supportive like she was just adds more sunshine to the world, sunshine we all very mush need. When you help someone that is scared is also a time where I appreciate kindness and helpfulness.

I had lost my family in a Singapore Mall, and I was trembling, so scared and fearful, and all my emotions were flowing out in the simple form of tears. My heart felt like 3000 kgs, and along with that, my life was in danger! It was raining, I was shivering, as I heard footsteps. “Are you OK? “ There were two people, (I guessed a couple), that were standing in front of me. My first thoughts were “Why in the world are they talking to me? Should I trust them? Strangers?” Soon they asked me to give them my mom’s number and I did because I decided to trust them as they were my only hope of finding my family as I was too scared to ask for help myself. They called my mom and then she was there. She thanked the a lot and told me, “Never be reluctant to help, it makes someone better.” I then realized that I had never been so grateful to anyone in my life before. Not only when someone is scared but also when someone needs to be pushed to their limits.

I’m very thankful to my 5th Grade class teacher – Vasundhara Ma’am. I am also thankful to my other teachers because when I was bed – ridden for 2 months, they sent me my work, despite the lengths they had to go to help me they did, and I respect them for that. They were so determined to keep me up-to-date with my class, and I needed it, I needed to be pushed to my limits. Later their ‘tough love’ really paid off as I had drastically improved my grades from my previous scores. I realized how much I look up to them because if they hadn’t had pushed me to keep studying at home, I wouldn’t be able to study as well and do that well in my Unit Tests.
In other words, I appreciate people who care for others, as they make a better person to be surrounded by there are people who are hurt/injured, need help when they are scared, or need to be given tough love, I hold a lot of respect for those who help these people as it’s the right thing to do.


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