24/06/2022
COED INSPIRING STORIES 4.0
"Paano ako sinamahan ng PHINMA Ed Patungo sa pangarap ko?"
People might notice that I went back to school late, but that doesn't stop me to keep going. PHINMA Ed is generous enough to accept me and believes that learning shouldn't stop because of your age, poverty, or health issues. They believe that there's a silver lining in each individual, who is persistent to make a change for the better. Though I must say that this past few years, I have had a lot of breakdowns and it affects my mental health. PHINMA ED is there, willing to extend their hands to help me, who are true to their words na "sasamahan kita". I found a friend in them through CSDL who offers to counsel when you feel doubtful and carry a confused heart., I also felt the outmost gratitude to my approachable dean, Sir Lyan. who guide us in every single way and of course my considerate teachers who impart not just only knowledge but also values. I owe them big time especially when money is tight and I asked them to take a special exam because I paid my tuition fee late. I also made a lot of friends, and it makes me happy that they treated me with respect, like their older sister.
It shows beyond doubt that during these heavy times learning is still available even if you are in the comfort of your home through the flexible learning setup that my University renders.
So a piece of cake to my fellow students who I share a same dilemma with.
Learning should not stop because we have these storms in life. We are our own hero, struggles and circumstances is our battleground. We have to be a warrior of hope for ourselves, for our family and to the next generation. So instead of complaining to God how big our problem is, change our mindset to " Hey problem, we have a big God, and everything will be alright". PADAYON KITA TANAN!