After spending three years in Southern California, I’ve come to the conclusion that the majority of my health issues are due to a combination of all of the above: pollution, over-consumption, and a lack of self-awareness. By the time I reach my mid-twenties, I’ve experienced a series of serious health issues that range from serious illnesses to premature deaths.
Ive spent a good while debating whether or not I should ever go to a health center, but the truth is Ive had health issues since I was 15. Ive been in and out of three different hospitals, seen many doctors, and had my life saved by dozens of different doctors.
It is a common and somewhat understandable complaint that we take for granted, but there’s a big difference between a simple problem and multiple health issues. Ive been in and out of many health centers and never once have I found a problem in my health that was caused by a health center. Ive lived through so much pain from my health issues that it has become a daily struggle to be healthy.
I have no idea what the health centers are, but I do know that I have a lot of doctors, doctors, doctors, doctors. Ive seen many doctors and never once have I had a problem with a doctor. It is very frustrating and a waste of time to try to find a doctor or health center that can only help me if I pay for their services.
There’s a good chance there’s a problem with the health center. It appears to be a bit of a bad habit when you’re trying to find a doctor. It’s something that I don’t understand, but I am just beginning to make that connection.
I also want to add that I have had a very bad history with doctors. I have been on various hospital stays, and I can honestly say that I have never been hospitalized. I was given a shot for a chronic condition several years ago, but it left me in a lot of pain. I just had to go to the emergency room and get a shot anyway. After the shot, I went to several doctors and none of them thought a shot was necessary.
When I was young, I had a pretty good health indicator. I was always in good shape when I was younger and, well, still is. I was a big swimmer, ran for years, and played football and baseball. But when I was in my twenties, I decided to start having “issues.” It was the ’80s and I spent a lot of time in my bedroom reading about nutrition, fitness, and health.
Yes, it was that decade. People were eating so much sugar that they were at risk for heart disease. But I didn’t know that at the time. In fact, I didn’t even know what heart disease was. And I didn’t know what a cholesterol level was either. And I never had any kind of health care plan.
Thats what happened to me. And it is also what is happening to so many of our youth today. When I was in my twenties, I was healthy. I had a regular routine, I had good cholesterol levels, and I ate more than the average person. But I was just like those kids we see every day, who have a gym membership and a personal trainer, but still, are only able to get in the weight room once a week.
