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28 DĂŤAS
Hace un par de semanas, contaba hasta los segundos para llegar a esos 28 dĂas tan anhelados. Significaban un nuevo paso, y lo más importante para mĂ en ese entonces: "un mes sin una transfusiĂłn de sangre". Pensaba que mi niña interior estarĂa orgullosa de mi progreso, de que todo volverĂa a ser como antes. Los 28 dĂas llegaron, pero las expectativas que tenĂa no. Lo que al principio fue un logro inmenso, pronto se convirtiĂł en una pesadilla. Hoy, cuatro semanas despuĂ©s, sigo enfrentándola, y probablemente lo haga por un buen rato.
Durante casi un año me enfoquĂ© tanto en esta meta, que olvidĂ© quiĂ©n era dejando de lado mi condiciĂłn. Todas las metas que alguna vez tuve para mi vida desaparecieron; lo Ăşnico importante eran esos 28 dĂas, mi salud, "prosperar" en este aspecto. Pero eso no era salud. IgnorĂ© mis sĂntomas, mis emociones, no vi las señales. Ni siquiera disfrutĂ© de la vida con tal de demostrar que podĂa ser quien alguna vez fui, aunque tuviera que hacerlo a la fuerza. Me sacrifiquĂ© por un objetivo irrealista, y aquĂ sigo, enferma.
Cuando eres paciente crĂłnico, el exterior tiende a pensar que, porque esta es nuestra realidad, la aceptamos. Pero no importa cuánto sanes o cuánto lo aceptes, siempre habrá un recordatorio de que nunca serás lo que querĂas ser. Y eso está bien, porque esa es la verdad que hay que enfrentar, aunque duela. Ahora que lo expreso, me pregunto:Âżpor quĂ© seguir luchando contra eso? Vivir asĂ es como enfrentar una ola de duelos constantes, duelos que muy pocos logran comprender.
Hoy, seis semanas despuĂ©s, honro esos odiosos 28 dĂas. Porque la vida no empezĂł ni terminĂł con ellos. La vida siempre estuvo en esos pequeños momentos de alegrĂa que, juntos, hacĂan que todo valiera la pena. Sin sacrificios a metas irrealistas. Y siempre estará ahĂ, en esos momentos. Esa es la cima a la que ahora me dirijo, mientras adapto mis metas a lo que la vida decidiĂł poner en mi camino, a mi realidad. No sĂ© quĂ© es la aceptaciĂłn, porque el duelo estará conmigo hasta mi Ăşltimo suspiro, aunque a veces duela más que otras.
– REN OCTUBRE 15, 2024