What if you stopped waiting? Four years ago, I told myself that I’d do whatever I wanted, I’ll meet people who I ever wished to meet, and I’ll go wherever I wanted to go -ONCE I’ve overcome come prolactinoma. At the time, my doctor told me to continue the medication for two years. I worked hard on myself, improving my health, eating healthy, sleeping correctly, and making sure I was stressed free, but at the same time, I knew things were uncertain. But what if the outcome is different? I decided not to wait. Traveling came into my life, and it made me happier. It was the dopamine I needed. When the day finally came, I was excited to hear, ‘you’ll undergo surgery. We’ll end this. I even pictured myself doing TikTok dances while I was admitted! Instead, I was told, ‘surgery isn’t an option for you. We’ll have to transfer you to a bigger hospital’. It crushed me. I felt like everything I worked for was pointless. But then, along the journey, I’ve seen the person I’ve become; more passionate, outgoing, and adventurous. Moreover, most of the travels I’ve been on were solo travels. I am stronger. I know myself better. It’s almost ten years now since I was first diagnosed. I’m glad I didn’t wait for it to go away. I’m pleased that I went on different journeys and stayed adventurous. If I didn’t, I could have become a different person. 😊 So even it’s just a small thing, if you can do it now, do it now. Stop waiting 😊 . #solotravel #traveljapan #myjapan# solotraveler #solotraveling #japantravel #japantrip #japanlife #japanvisit #japangram #prolactinoma #hyperprolactinemia