Bad Karma: Fault Finder's Head Teacher
By Shavkat
@Shavkat (137237)
Philippines
April 4, 2017 11:29pm CST
I went out to do some errands. After I had done it all, I decided to brisk walk going back home. While I was walking, I saw my former head teacher in one of the biggest academies in the Philippines. It wasn't a good thing because he was walking with a cane with an assistance. The condition is so familiar. He had a hemiplegia and affecting the right side of his body.
I anticipate that he had a brain attack. I felt bad for him despite the shortcomings he did to me three years ago. He was a head teacher who loves to find faults. I was a victim of his unjustifiable evaluation to be considered the best teacher in the department. Regardless, I managed to talk to him and gave professional advice on how to deal with his condition.
I am a Physiotherapist and wanted to help him to recover from being a stroke patient. I don't keep grudges and this is time for him to know that not everyone will put things against him. In fact, it wasn't only me who had some sentiments about his wrongdoing before. I am sure some of these people will be happy to see what happened to him.
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@ridingbet (66857)
• Philippines
5 Apr 17
oh, it is good he can still walk with assistance. so, he does not have hemiparesis? it is more difficult if he has hemiplegia because he might drag his paralyzed foot along and his arm would be atrophied now. can he still speak even though slurred? or is he aphasic now?
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@Shavkat (137237)
• Philippines
5 Apr 17
It takes years for him to recover for being hemiplegic patient. There are an evident of atrophy on his limbs because of the condition. It is a good thing that he is aphasic and the speech was not compromised, While walking, I can see he has foot drop and he needs to use stir up bandage to prevent from a foot injury.
I missed working in a rehab. But I can't go back with such job. I am on the practical side. It is best to have the knowledge and be shared to others.
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@ridingbet (66857)
• Philippines
6 Apr 17
@Shavkat right, kabsat, and i think we, in the medical field, should somehow share our knowledge on terminologies used by us, like hemiparesis, hemiplegia, aphasia, foot drop, and other terms that may be new to those not working in the medical field.
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@Shavkat (137237)
• Philippines
6 Apr 17
@ridingbet That's a good thing to be in the medical field. We can also be an educator.
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@louievill (28851)
• Philippines
5 Apr 17
I think you did the right thing, if you allow me to quote from scripture " Psalm 66:18 says " if i regard iniquity in my heart the Lord will not hear me" so I think it is wise for us not to hold a grudge so God would bless as more, hear and answer our prayers.
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@louievill (28851)
• Philippines
5 Apr 17
@Shavkat heart disease and a lot of other diseases could be caused by hidden anger in our hearts.
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@Shavkat (137237)
• Philippines
5 Apr 17
@louievill I agree. Some people are having this kind of episode.
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@andriaperry (116860)
• Anniston, Alabama
5 Apr 17
That was awesome of you to be kind and not mean.
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@diosabella (4789)
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7 Apr 17
That's very professional! 
You looked past on what he did and gave him a good advice,. I hope he gets well and who knows...
You looked past on what he did and gave him a good advice,. I hope he gets well and who knows...1 person likes this
@LiveSmileHeal (11)
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13 Apr 17
I'm so happy that you rose above your previous dislike of him to offer your former teacher true and meaningful advice. This speaks volumes about your character. I have no doubt that some people will indeed rejoice over his poor condition and that is sad because many people do change as they age.
Thank you for being above that, and for giving this man help when you felt that he needed it. Kudos to you!
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@Shavkat (137237)
• Philippines
15 Apr 17
@LiveSmileHeal Thank you for agreeing with me.
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@epiffanie (11326)
• Australia
5 Apr 17
Good for you.. You just have to be grateful that you are in a position to help ..
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