What all doesn't kill you keeps making you stronger, untill it eventually does. Thats just after you reach the maximum strength that you were destined to achieve.
The Idea of strength physical and mental is often interpreted reciprocally in either formats. People should have a better way to look into the two aspects of strength.
Any real trouble shall always leave a scar and unless very special measures are taken the site shall be weaker than rest. So even though the host is better prepaerd for similar situation in future, the so called strength gained is in 'couping and avoiding from the harm' and not in lessening the actual damage.
Considering the idea of mental/moral strength accumulated over periods of such physical and emotional trauma, the idea almost always learnt is in the better uses of previously unappreciated defence mechanisms. No real physical or moral strength is gained but the mind only develops better and more applicable defence mechanisms.
The main thought i wish to convey here is that the "experienced life" is mainly a body full of scars and scabs with a mind full of trial tested ways to better ignore the pain. Troubles don't make any thing better they only help remove the unnecessary and lesser essentials.
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