I had lost my beloved aunt about a month ago, I was in India at the time,She suffered from Liver cancer and we know Liver cancer is a serious illness.
Up until today , I do not know what to feel about losing her, of course we all know that everyone of us will die and for a month I have been lying to myself that it will be ok,
For a pro in sadness and grieve I am accepting this with open heart , she is in a better place and left me with this pain in my heart.
She is a good person who never talks bad about others and loving me her niece with the story books, soups, laksas and chocolate cakes that we shared together...it will always be in my heart.
I have to accept the fact that everyone's getting old and will leave me.
This fact took me to my own state of serenity as a moslem to accept my fate and makes the most of my life.
We all know that is what those who had left me wants for me...to reach my true potential and be happy.
As I snapped my finger while sitting on my grandma's swing, I tied up my pink converse's lace and we drove back to our house.My dad and my aunt is in a better , much better place right now....
Hi Azura, Welcome to the state of serenity.
Looks can be deceiving these pictures has got nothing to do with my story.
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| we all need this ligh |
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| from our fish pond |
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| In Bangkok at a nice quaint little restaurant with my dealer Nut who had captured this. |
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Went for her tahlil Saturday and met almost all the relatives. Except my cousin Bariah, who as granma explained, had a recent operation.
I lost my wife to a cancer related to the liver (bile duct cancer) in January this year.
All the best, Zura.
Uncle Zul