Death..
It's not scary,
It's the story of
A soul evolved and
A journey completed.
Said the smile on the body.
As they say,
“The brightest flame burns quickest”..
Death..
It takes the soul
out of the body,
Just once, but
the wailing resonate
in the ears,
pain flows through the
eyes,
and the restless minds,
bear an impression
of life’s uncertainty!
Life! It goes on!
Listen closely..
For there is no tomorrow,
Only regrets shall follow!
Life you never know
Life you never know
When and how it's
going to end!
~~payal~~
P.S.
Wrote something for my Brother-in-law who expired last month. He was diagnosed with Leukemia in May..The worst part is that he was 42..It's so difficult to believe that we won't see him ever..and I still can't gather the courage to put his pic with a garland even at my blog for now!
None of us was prepared. He was just 42.
I saw tears in my husband’s eyes everytime when he spoke about my mother-in-law who lost her battle against Leukemia in 1986 at an early age of 43. There might have been negligence or maybe proper treatments were not available. I didn’t have an answer when my sister-in-law said to me “mummy atleast lived for two years after her diagnosis, but he couldn’t survive for two months with new age technology.”
P.S.
Wrote something for my Brother-in-law who expired last month. He was diagnosed with Leukemia in May..The worst part is that he was 42..It's so difficult to believe that we won't see him ever..and I still can't gather the courage to put his pic with a garland even at my blog for now!
My brother-in-law had fever. Doctors gave medicine for flu
but it didn’t come down and some tests were suggested. His platelet count was very low. Everyone suspected Dengue. Some
further tests were done and there was sort of infection in blood. He was
admitted in the hospital in Dehradun. Doctor’s suspected Leukemia and his bone
marrow test was done. The senior doctor was on leave and some junior doctors
suggested that we should take him to Delhi for further treatment.
Blood cancer with a rare blood
group A-.
I remember the day when we came to know that he’s suffering with
Leukemia. Somewhere,back of the mind,everyone
in the family had thoughts of the painful death of my mother-in-law. Two chemo
therapies were done. He was recovering and doctors had permitted him to go back
home for ten days.
He was so happy that he was recovering and giving a tough
fight to Leukemia. He was getting better and had started working from home. He had to go for his 3rd Chemo, it also
went well but unexpectedly,he caught some infections soon after the procedure.
He was shifted in ICU, the place I fear the most! He slept in the night but didn’t
wake up in the morning. He had a multi-organ-failure. None of us was prepared. He was just 42.
I saw tears in my husband’s eyes everytime when he spoke about my mother-in-law who lost her battle against Leukemia in 1986 at an early age of 43. There might have been negligence or maybe proper treatments were not available. I didn’t have an answer when my sister-in-law said to me “mummy atleast lived for two years after her diagnosis, but he couldn’t survive for two months with new age technology.”
He was not eating properly for almost 6-7 months and by the time it was diagnosed his 80% cells had been affected with cancer.He had met with an accident a few years back. According to doctors, that injury had affected his bone marrow.No matter what,he wanted to live and we tried our best but none of our efforts could save him. He was continuously giving strength to other chemo patients telling them that there is nothing to fear,cracking jokes with people around.Rest in peace bhaiya! You shall stay in our hearts forever..
Cancer..This disease makes a person mentally and
emotionally weak. Loss of appetite, fever should never be ignored.
Recently I heard of Anus cancer. My friend’s mother-in- law is suffering with this dreadful disease. She’s an Alzheimer’s patient too. Prayers for her as she is undergoing the radiation therapy.
![Write Tribe](http://<div align="center"><a href="http://writetribe.com" title="Write Tribe"><img src="http://i853.photobucket.com/albums/ab92/CorinneCR/6743bc0c-f84c-4b75-b2aa-82bafb353f8e_zps485e2995.jpg" alt="Write Tribe" style="border:none;" /></a></div>)
