I had just started my freshman year of high school when my dad pasted
away; actually try the first couple weeks of high school… I had just gotten
used to my schedule and I was participating in volleyball and running cross
country. I was already super busy with
my school work and practices and everything else that a high school student
deals with whenever everything happen. My
day to day routine was as follows for the first couple weeks; wake up 5:00am
and get ready for cross country practice at 6:00am, start school at 8:00am and
end at 3:00pm, followed by volleyball practice from 3:15 to 5:30pm, then
running another cross country workout after that. The next day I would repeat. I had gotten used to it, that is how it was
going to be.
I took a week off of school before I went back. During that week I did absolutely nothing but
sit in my house and think. No practices,
no homework, no nothing, just sitting. I
was somewhat excited to get to school after that week, I wanted that normality
back. I wanted my routine back.
Going back to school had its difficulties though, you could tell the
emotion from some people they had for you for a while. It made things awkward for me really. Some teachers just acted like nothing had
happened, while others kept me after class to express their sorrow and sympathy
for me. It took a while for everything
to get 100% back to normal. But I was
willing to keep pushing until I got it back.
Getting back to my routine was all I wanted. It definitely helped to keep myself occupied
once again with all my work. Staying
busy is just something I think everyone should do while going through
this.
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I totally believe with you that get back to your normal routine and keep busy is a good way to get out of the sorrow. You were doing a good job! Running can help , too. That is a smart choice.
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