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Hello again!
Thank you so much for taking the time to respond and for sharing your thoughts with me. I often wonder if things happen for a reason, but regardless, all we can do is keep fighting and moving forward.
The past couple of years have been incredibly challenging for me. My brother attempted suicide several times, and during that period, I took on the responsibility of caring for him—taking him to the hospital, buying his medication, and accompanying him to his psychiatrist appointments. Thankfully, he now has a job, a girlfriend, and goals in life.
Just as I began to feel like things were improving, my wife, who was pregnant at the time, developed severe preeclampsia. The doctors warned us that we could lose either her or our baby. Thankfully, I still have both of them in good health today.
It might sound exaggerated, but it didn’t end there. My mother was diagnosed with cirrhosis, which typically shortens life expectancy. However, she has been improving significantly, and it seems her disease is not as aggressive as it is in others.
All of this happened within just two years, and my "air hunger" began during a time when everything in my life seemed to be going well. Your words resonate with something my wife said to me a few months ago: "You've been through a lot, and it's only natural that you would feel the effects."