Just Push Off!!!

My dad called me to his home and spoke to me with Abhi not around. He was silent and broke the matter to me in the most diplomatic way! 

They said many things. Yes I mean the doctors. I wasn't going to be the victim, but someone who meant everything to me was. I didn't know that it was going to change everything for me. Not that it was contagious, but its repercussions were going to be. It's like the family was going down, and like some doom was emerging. I remember I didn't understand what it was, or how serious it was, or how it ever entered the family. None of us could do anything about it and we just had to face it.
It had the ugliest face to itself. Walking across the Hospitals, started with a rushed crowd, everyone was in an emergency. There were gowns of the sick, no smiles, green color, white coats, and stretchers, dropping glucose and other colorful odorous bottles, unmatched slippers, hussy cries, people sitting in silence with a lot of pain.

She underwent the operation which lasted for about 5 to 6 hours and then she was shifted to the room. Many relatives and friends waited outside the Operation Theater and sat by me. The operation went on well!
After one month of operation, I remember, she sat across the table from that lady doctor. She checked on her, saying it was getting better, while she was all drenched in pain. 

The treatment began with the bottles of glucose and other colorful chemicals connected to both her hands for the entire night. I stayed by her during the entire treatment.

Abhi told me, that this is the last thing; it will make her perfectly fine. I stood there, outside the hospital room, looking onto her and across to the people sitting by her. For that one minute, my heart just wanted to live with her, without the cancer in picture, instead give me back the bubbly modest character of hers. 

The willpower she has to overcome all this is commendable! Now she is the master of the family and takes care of all of us! She is now able to fight the world and take control of everything around her! Definitely she is a pillar of strength and a role model to all of us! Definitely more gorgeous and beautiful as before!

Today, Cancer is not in the scene, she has taken control of it now. She has fought the Radiotherapy, Chemo and the most disastrous, pathetic demon – Cancer!!!

I hope this is it Cancer. My mom will never wish to face you again. Don’t even dare to follow her! She loves her life and wants to see the whole world!!!