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Being afraid is being human.
Being afraid is natural.
I can remember the first time I truly felt afraid.
My brother had an issue with his leg and had to go to the hospital.
You might be saying, oh, that’s not so bad, he’ll recover.
But that’s not the worst thing that happened that day.
Not by a long shot.
As they were driving to the hospital, my mom lost her wallet.
She called my dad in the car as we were driving home from our grandparents house,
Where we had stayed for the weekend as a family.
That was where Tyler got hurt.
 As soon as the call was patched through, I could hear the fear and sadness in my mom's voice as she told my dad she had lost her wallet and they were looking for it as they spoke.
As the call ended, there was silence in the car for 15 minutes.
Then, I couldn’t take it anymore. I started to cry.
I bawled for 10 minutes straight because my brother, my best friend, my everything, wouldn’t get the care he deserved and would be hurt for a while, if not forever.
But, something was on our side that day.
My mom called, about a half hour later, and said that she had miraculously found her wallet on the on-ramp to the highway.
I had never been so relieved.
My brother went to the hospital and got diagnosed with Osgood-Schlatters disease in his right knee.
Luckily, he did not need surgery.
He only needed a brace for his knee and maybe a month or 2 of physical therapy to regain the strength to play sports in his atrophied muscles.
He has made a full recovery.
Being afraid isn’t unnatural.
It is what makes us human.
It is also what gives us the controversy that makes us take those jumps and leaps of faith.
Fear will happen.
It’s just how you face it that matters.