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What's on their mind?

Sometimes you just don't know what is happening in someone else's mind. You just don't so, you're going to have to accept what comes out of their mouths and actions.This week has been kind of confusing and bad for me over here. 

First off, I've been sick. Made into clinic and hospital a few times because of recurring bouts of vomiting and gastric. This is, as said, is a recurring problem that I will have to find the source of soon enough. My mom is worried and I should do something about it. 

Second, I was dissed even when I was sick. It could have been something I said or did during the course of the few hours but maybe because I was in such pain, I am not aware of what it was. Sometimes, it is like this - something you said or did had an effect on someone and they don't say anything about it. Instead, they lash it out on you the only way they know how. Bottom line is, they were hurt. Either that or they were in pain. 

Pain and fear or hurt-feelings can come out in many different ways in people. 

Anyway, it's been confusing and I hope that with enough prayers from the people around me, I will feel like a normal person again soon. 

Sending lots of love out there...

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