Pain Is Weakness Leaving The Body

The last couple of weeks have been extremely crazy for me, I believe the reason behind so much craziness is linked to my family, work, school, military and many other things trying to come at me all at one time. I say this because on the same week I got promoted at my work and well, my work tripled and here I am trying to learn one million other things that have nothing to do with the things that used to do on a daily basis. Another thing that happened this weekend was that my year old caught a severe cold, then it went to my five month old and finally got to my wife. So that left me trying to help my wife doing all the chores at the house, I am amazed on how hard it really is to do house work all day. AS of the military well, I still got 5 months remaining on my contract and someone called me wanting me to go to some base here is Georgia and do a physical test to make sure that I've been staying physically active, if I don't pass the test then I would have to go and exercise there for about three months minimum. Well, reality is that I've been out of active service from a little under five years and the only exercise I've done throughout all that time is to walk up to the kitchen to get me beer. So now I gotta take care of three sick people, organize my work because I gotta look out for five guys now and finally try my best to get in to shape. But other than that I am doing great and enjoying life, every time I am being overwhelmed I remember my grandfather and the Marines telling me "Pain is weakness leaving the body", which leads me to believe that the more it hurts on me the better, right?