5 REASONS WHY I REGRETTED WORKING ABROAD
At the end of the school year, I often find myself regretting my decision to be an overseas Filipino worker (OFW). This feeling intensifies when my children tell me, "Mama, ga-graduate po akong kasama sa with honours." And it truly warms my heart. I want to be there in person to witness them receive their awards, wrap my arms around them, and tell them how proud I am of their achievements. Unfortunately, I can’t come home due to the long travel and expenses involved. It tears me apart to see their sad faces during video calls, and it's particularly upsetting that all I can do is look at their photographs as the days go by. So, when I say I regret working abroad, it's a complex feeling. Let me explain further my emotions with five reasons. 5 Reasons Why I Regretted Working Abroad 1. In my role as a caregiver or a practical nurse, I dedicate my time attending to the needs of other families, preparing meals, monitoring health conditions and feeding other kids—other s...