𝗟𝗜𝗧𝗘𝗥𝗔𝗥𝗬: "A Dream Beyond Limits" by Kathleen D. Yambot

Published by: Aprilyn Sado

Date Published: February 14, 2025

Time Published: 5:08 PM

Category: Prose

Subject: Dream projects I'll pursue if there were no limits.

If there were no limits—no chains of circumstance, no barriers of time or money—my dream would unfold like a delicate thread weaving a tapestry of hope and humanity.

I see myself in a small, sunlit clinic, where the air carries the warmth of kindness rather than the weight of bills. The walls would be lined with hand-painted murals, a reflection of hope for those who walk through its doors. In this dream, I am not just a doctor. I am a healer in the truest sense—one who listens, one who understands, one who treats every patient with dignity, regardless of what’s in their pocket.

There would be no price tags on compassion, no forms proving someone deserves to live without pain. A child clutching a feverish doll, an elderly man with a trembling list of forgotten prescriptions—each would find relief here, not just in medicine but in being seen, in being valued.

This dream isn’t just about treating illness. It’s about honoring the lives behind each face. The mother who skips meals so her children can eat. The farmer whose hands tell a lifetime of stories in calloused lines. The unseen, the unheard, the ones who have spent their lives feeling invisible.

I wouldn’t just heal bodies—I’d help mend spirits. I’d build a place where kindness is the language, where healthcare isn’t a privilege but a right. Not because I see myself as a savior, but because I believe no one should have to fight alone.

In this limitless dream, I see myself not as a hero but as a thread in the fabric of something larger. A force that whispers, “You matter,” to those who’ve heard otherwise their entire lives.

If the world had no limits, this is how I’d spend my life: mending what is broken, not for profit, but for love.