A Song That Saved My Life
Like many, 2020 was one of the worst years of my life this far. I got diagnosed with a myriad of mental health problems in the second half of 2019, only to find that due to strict protocols, I couldn't continue my treatment and therapy.
I couldn't see my friends, who were my rock, always, when times get hard.
Instead, I had to move back home. I was jobless. Even though I didn't have to worry about money, the pandemic took away everything else that I had been living for: time with my friends, time by myself, time to run away to a new place.
By the end of 2020, I was suicidal. I got everything planned and everything: how to do it, where to do it. I even had a timeline detailing what ends I have to tie: the things I wanted to give away, withdrawing my insurance policies and investments, I had letters waiting to be written: apologizing for promises I had to break, dreams I didn't make come true, and lives I didn't change.
Then, two months before I said I will end it all, one of my friends sent me the song. The original one I heard a million times, because it was one of my favorites.
But this cover hit me differently. Artists I've heard of but didn't really listen to. They got to me.
And I'm still breathing.
"...and I will try to fix you."













