MY SUPPORTS

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         I have many supporters in my life, and they continue to support me. I am very grateful for these. Sometimes this can be a person, sometimes an image, sometimes a hope that I feel inside. My most significant support is the family that raised and educated me, and my husband and my children. Without these people, I would not be the one I am today. My husband, who is always with me and my supporter, was so much support when starting this training that I cannot pay this support financially and morally. The most important things that connect my children to life, the hope in my future, allows me to start living more tightly and do something for them. Especially when we began to live in a foreign country, our relationship with the family communication we established has become stronger. Every day after dinner, with a cup of hot drink, our bond grows stronger when we evaluate the day and talk about our feelings, thoughts, life, and sons. Sometimes we experience pessimism due to these situations of the world, sometimes we hope, and sometimes we rejoice.         

 While I live here, we always talk during the day with my family and brothers.  My parents, brother, and sisters did their best to make a good life for me. Although I did not have a generous childhood, I learned the high values ​​and morals of being an adult. I know that the most valuable thing in life is our loved ones and their health. Especially this period of pandemic changed my perspective on life. I definitely do not think as before anymore; for a future, I am more determined, and I started to live by enjoying the moment. Despite all the difficulties over the years, we have managed to find a way back to each other and make the most of everything because life is concise. 

Comments

  1. UnknownJune 13, 2020 at 8:49 PM

    Hi Behice

    Your message about your supports was very touching. I think it is great that you have such a strong family bond not only with your childhood family but also with your husband and children. I also like the fact that you all bond together and have specific things you do together during your quality time. I also like to look at things like images and quotes to inspire me and keep me motivated throughout the day, week, and any other time I may need to. I hope the students in our classrooms know and understand how much we support them through their everyday experiences. Continue to enjoy the precious moments in life. Great post!

    Andrea

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  2. AriSJune 14, 2020 at 10:16 AM

    Nice post! I am so happy that you have such an amazing family to support you in your role as an educator. This was a very heartfelt post.

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