again Allah has changed my course of life

yesterday, the day that i had hoped would never come arrived at my doorsteps.

the knock was very unwelcome but i had no choice but to open the door and face the fact that was going to be thrown in at my face.

Kokushi…

i passed it…even though the marks were incredibly low but it was enough for me to gain a license as a doctor in Japan.

it takes a big miracle to pass this exam without doing the QBs and yet again, Allah has changed my course of life by making me pass it despite the fact that i never touched any of my QBs…

i did cry when i was told that my number was in the list (actually after that i found out that i gave the wrong number and was a bit relieved until i saw my real number actually existed in the passing list….)

i cried because i couldn’t help but to feel relieved that everything was over.

that 7 years of hardship has been put to end…

but i couldn’t help and still can’t help but to feel so sad that…

i can’t state the reason here due to some unavoidable reasons.

i had actually prayed that i failed the test.

i didn’t want to pass due to the reasons that unfortunately i have to keep to myself for awhile.

i am still feeling sad…but i am happy that everyone’s happy that i passed.

and what makes me most happy is when i saw how delighfully happy my parents were when i told them the news.

it just happened that i had a quarrel with my father before i got the news and we weren’t talking for a few minutes.

i wanted so badly to go straight to my father and tell him that i was so sorry but i couldn’t do it.

when i got the news, my father came to brace me in his arms and that’s when i broke into tears and told him how sorry i was for shouting at him in the public.

my mom…looked so happy that the smile on her face which quickly took into shape once she got the news lasted even until the very last minute i said goodbye to her before she, my father, my big bro and his family along with my son left the terminal. (my mom and danial came on the 13th while my father and my big bro with his family came on the 20th and they all went back today, taking the 10:30am flight)

i couldn’t tell my parents that i wanted so badly to fail the exam…they looked so happy…so happy that their dream to have a doctor among their children had finally come true.

it’s sad how fate can really alter the way you want your life to be but well, there’s always a blessing in dsiguise. and this blessing…only Allah the Almight knows.

Alhamdullillah.

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One Response to “again Allah has changed my course of life”

  1. Andrew Soh Chih Jen Says:

    First of all, you deserved the results no matter
    whether you had digested the QBs or not.
    For that, I salute you and applaud you with the highest praise.
    Congratulations ! *pat on the shoulder*

    Well, in the end of the day, it is really up to you to decide, dear.
    If the life here in Japan is just too freaking painful for you,
    you can always decide to go back.
    You’ve climbed over the mountain in order to see the
    green plane that you’ve been aiming for up till now.
    Finally, you get to practice what you’ve learned up till now.

    Now, everything will be a living book for you.
    You can actually depend on your books
    when you don’t know something.
    You don’t have to be super smart
    because you just need to know how to
    find the information.

    As a friend, I am glad to able to support you
    even though only a little through this blog of yours.
    I’ve seen the building anxieties,
    the tough rough seas you’ve been
    but hey, it was perhaps all for this new era visiting you.

    Dr. Sufi, you are on your way walking that odyssey of yours.

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