note: read previous entry first. this is a continuation.
i had to publish the previous post out first before i can stop crying and continue typing this.
channel U was showing sort of a documentary about 8 kids leading totally different lives and their goals in life. one of them is about a 14-year-old boy who battled leukaemia.
he is one of the sad cases that i was talking about. i suppose the documentary was filmed quite some time ago.
this boy had leukaemia since he was 12. he finally got a bone marrow transplant recently and recovered. he has just been discharged from the hospital for a few months.
he arrived at A&E a few days ago and passed away this morning.
his cause of death - road traffic accident.
he was so badly unjured that he couldnt even respond to things anymore but he was crying.
i felt so sad when i watched him on tv just now, talking about how painful the cancer treatment was.
and i couldnt stop crying when they showed him going back to school after stopping classes for one and a half years. his excitement on his "first day" of school. how he told his classmates "我回来了, 打完仗了".
his dream was to complete his o lvls, further his studies until he becomes a doctor one day.
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successfully battled cancer after two years, only to be killed in a RTA.
the irony of life.
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its cases like that that makes me realise how fortunate i am.
1 comment:
I was just talking about this to my friend this morning. It's really sad isn't it? But I guess when you are destined to go, no amount of intervention can stop that from happening.
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