Why me syndrome

History is not lacking in instances of statements that no human being is immune to this menace.our social life councillors sometimes add fuel to it. Their sermons time to time substantiate this notion further. But very few who negotiate it with great valour and overcome astonishingly. Here’s vivid experience. When first black Wimbledon tennis champion Arthur ashe was ill and was confined to bed.He was flooded with wishes and few who visited to give him get well soon cards and flowers, even prayed for his recovery. Some of them consoled him and asked him to pray to Almighty and ask Him why he was chosen to fight with this dreadful disease. ?He replied in this manner. In entire globe 5 crore children play Tennis. 50 lakhs learn to play Tennis,5 lakhs are able to play professional Tennis, out of which 50,000 earn a place in a Team, 500 participate in a Grand Slam events, 50 reaches to Wimbledon, 4 play semifinals, 2 get chance to play Final, when I held the cherished Wimbledon trophy I did not ask the Almighty why I only was given this opportunity:- When you suffer you ask, “why me?” When you prosper, you never ask “Why me?”.