Today I graduate with a medical degree (MBBS) but my mom cant attend the ceremony as she is fighting breast cancer stage 4. Hence I took the pics at home instead. Pray for my mom’s health.
She's got this. Seeing you accomplish something as amazing as that will give her a boost no medicine could give.
Edit: Wow I had no clue that offering encouraging words for an obviously traumatic and potentially fatal diagnosis would cause so many devolved and degenerate responses. Yes, the medicine and doctors are keeping her alive, however, there are millions of personal testimonies where getting emotional support from others can help them through the experience. Not just the mother but the son and family/friends who might feel alone or challenged by helping her. Compare that with someone who is fighting cancer alone and I'll bet the outcome (if not just for the morale) would vary drastically.
whiskeybeesus on November 26th, 2019 at 02:42 UTC »
Sending you love. Good luck.
cerapcapiq on November 26th, 2019 at 03:02 UTC »
Thanks all for the wishes. My mom read them and really thankful for all of you. Sorry I unable to reply to all of your comments.
Autski on November 26th, 2019 at 03:02 UTC »
She's got this. Seeing you accomplish something as amazing as that will give her a boost no medicine could give.
Edit: Wow I had no clue that offering encouraging words for an obviously traumatic and potentially fatal diagnosis would cause so many devolved and degenerate responses. Yes, the medicine and doctors are keeping her alive, however, there are millions of personal testimonies where getting emotional support from others can help them through the experience. Not just the mother but the son and family/friends who might feel alone or challenged by helping her. Compare that with someone who is fighting cancer alone and I'll bet the outcome (if not just for the morale) would vary drastically.