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I Came Home From Abroad, but I Cannot Settle Here

He asked about the years abroad in detail

At the first sitting he wanted the whole story. What work I did abroad, how I slept there, when the restlessness began. He asked what my days look like now and what I had planned to do after coming home. Most of the talking was mine.

Settling takes time, he said

He told me the mind does not settle just because the body has come home. We would meet for regular talking sittings and watch how the weeks go. A medicine may join later, if the sittings alone do not quiet things. He gave no promise about how fast.

He asked about my health as well

He asked about my past illnesses and any check up reports from my years abroad that I still keep at home. If something in the body is feeding the restlessness, he said, another doctor should look at that side first. He would rather check than assume.

When a medicine joined, the rule was simple

At the second sitting he added a medicine and wrote down how to take it. I follow that writing exactly. Stopping it suddenly on my own, just because a week felt calmer, is not allowed. If it troubles me, I tell him, and he decides whether anything changes.

The site separates doctors by their work

That first evening of searching taught me how the site is arranged. Each kind of doctor has a separate list. Operations and troubles of the body sit with the general surgeons listed for Feni. My trouble is a restless mind, so I went back to the list I needed.

I thought coming home would fix me. Why do I feel worse here?

He said many men feel this and hide it. The body comes home in a day. The mind takes longer to believe the hard years are over.

Will talking in sittings really change anything?

I asked him the same. He said the sittings are where we sort what is driving the restlessness. Change is slow, but it is judged by my days, not by words.

Why did he ask so much about my years abroad?

Because the trouble did not start at the airport, he said. He wanted to know how I lived and slept there, to see the whole shape of it.

Can my brother sit with me at a sitting?

Yes, if I ask for it. He came to the first one because I wanted him there. What I say on my own stays between the doctor and me.

When can I start my shop and get back to work?

He asked me not to rush a big decision while my mind is this unsettled. We will take up the shop plan again once my sleep steadies.

What if the restlessness ever turns into thoughts of harming myself?

That would be a hospital matter the same day, not a matter for the next sitting. I must tell someone close to me at once and get to a hospital that day. The same holds for several nights with no sleep at all while my thoughts race on. Or if I suddenly cannot manage washing, eating, and the basics of the day.