How long will you continue to Neglect yourself - Learn English, Short Story, True Story In English, Inspirational Story, lesson

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It was a long time ago that there used to be a cobbler named Nanku in Rampur village. Due to lack of money, his companions had left this job, but Nanku used to repair people's shoes and slippers with great satisfaction. Due to being the only cobbler in many nearby villages, he has no shortage of work, people from far and wide reach to build their torn shoes and slippers. Nanku also earnestly gives time to his customers and gets his work done. But in the midst of all this he does not pay attention to his old shoes.

Time passed… Nanku kept on shining shoes all over the world and his own shoes kept getting worn out. Some people even used to intercept him for shoes, but he would always avoid saying that - First I will make the shoes of the customers and then I will make my own. While doing so, the shoes became so bad that now they started hurting his feet…. Due to lack of attention, a wound was also formed in the feet of Nanku. When people spoke something to him, he would say- Oh, it's just a minor injury ... it'll be fine, don't worry.

After a few months due to negligence, Nanku's feet became so bad that he started walking limp and limp ... People took him to the hospital after suffering unbearable pain. It turned out that a small wound which started Nanku months ago has now become a canker. The doctors had no choice, they had to cut one leg of Nanku from below the knee. Due to the trauma caused by this incident, Nanku never returned to his work and today due to that, the entire village was forced to wear old shoes and slippersFriends, are you able to identify this character? Is there anyone in your life who is behaving like a nanku… or is it a nanku somewhere?

Are you so busy taking care of your family, your business or anything else that you don't take care of yourself?

I have seen that mothers often do this, they take great care of their children… their families but do not care about their own food and health… they reach for every member of the household with hot milk but Do not drink milk myself.Friends, are you able to identify this character? Is there anyone in your life who is behaving like a nanku… or is it a nanku somewhere? Are you so busy taking care of your family, your business or anything else that you don't take care of yourself? I have seen that mothers often do this, they take great care of their children… their families but do not care about their own food and health… they reach for every member of the household with hot milk but do not drink milk themselves.