10/13/2023
One of the hardest news to accept😪😪 is when the doctor says there’s nothing left to do, there are only two options: keep her sleeping until her body collapses or give her morphine to ease her pains." Our world fell apart and we didn't know how to break the news, we just knew we had to tell it.
We walked into her room and she smiled at us (our eyes were red and swollen from crying) and she said don't cry, I understand it's the end but there's no reason to be sad. She took our hands and cuddled us and we immediately hugged her. "Don't worry, it's part of life and you have to understand that we are all just passing through" (all while we cried like children unable to comfort ourselves). After she caught her breathing, we told her the options and she chose to stay awake so she could spend a few more days with us. Some days she woke up without pain, ate and some days she was very happy, laughing and we had great days (after many bad months)...
Definitely in the hardest times you know who your true friends are or the people who really values you. Unfortunately, most friendships abandon you and only send you "good vibes" but from a distance, not anymore..
I decided to post this message in support of someone very special to me who fought a lot and with good energy. They taught me to live every day as the best day! Now I'm looking, those who will have time to read this post until the end. This is a little test, just to see who reads and who shares without reading! If you have read all, select "like" so I can put a thank you on your profile. Cancer is very invasive and destructive to our body. Even after the fight Its a very long process. Please, in honor of someone who died or is fighting or even had cancer, but was healed; copy and paste. Everyone says, "if you need anything, don't hesitate, I'll be there for you."
So going to do a challenge, I think less than half of my friends will put this on their wall. Just copy ( don't share ) I want to know who I can count on. Once you're done, write "done".
