There's still hope
I suppose the trial this time had taught me to appreciate having given the opportunity to fly. I haven't flown for 3 weeks and there were times when I pondered how nice if I could fly again. I suppose my very next flight, I will not take it for granted and would treasure every moment of the flight.
On a boarder overview about this trial, I suppose God wants me to learn to fully trust in Him and His timing. Surely there's a reason why my progress had not been smooth. Perhaps in going thru such trial, I will learn how to persevere to a greater degree. I will understand that flying is not merely about having fun and is not to be taken lightly. I shall put in extra effort during my training. Prob also, right now I am more appreciative of my employer who had shown me grace by giving me a second chance. So in future, I will do my job well and help contribute to the well being of my employer.
Putting all these trials behind with valuable lessons learnt, its time for me to move on. Just as what the bible says, there's a time for everything. Now's the time for me to pick up where I left off in flying. With God's grace, I will make it through, for God, for my wife and family, for my late mother in law, for my caregroups both here and back in Singapore, for the heros of 116, Seng Chye, James and Ashvin especially whom unfortunately had to leave us, for my employer who gave me a second chance, and for all those who have faith in me and supported me all these times...




















