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My aunt died of cancer last year.
Mummy Abraham used to visit us every December, but this time, she complained of pain and feeling unwell. The doctors treated her, and for a while, she seemed okay.
The next thing I heard, she had landed in the hospital. Her tummy hurt and began to swell while her body shrank. The doctors performed a laparotomy, where fluid was removed from her belly. They said she had an ovarian cyst.
She needed millions of naira to have surgery, but before it could be done, she died. She died in pain after we had run around looking for money.
I know that if the procedure had been performed earlier, she might not have died of cancer.
I know mothers whose lives have been taken by cancer.
Cancer, who are you? What are you? Where do you come from, that you kill innocent people? You kill both old and young. You keep replicating abnormally.
Ha! It is the most painful thing right now 😭😢😭. Mummy Abraham died of an ovarian cyst in a Lagos hospital due to lack of funds.
She left her children as orphans, and I know that one day, they will be great people. Though scientists are trying, though people are making efforts, cancer seems worse. The cost of chemotherapy in Nigeria is more than the salary of many. What a great discovery it would be to find a solution to cancer. Hmm!
I know of someone battling with cancer now. What can I do? 😭😔😔
This life is terrible — one will suffer to survive 😭, yet cancer ♋ sucks from us all. I am pained right now.
Please be kind to everyone; life is too ironic. Seeing people die makes me feel like, Why live when we will die?
Anyway, this blog isn’t for upvotes but to pay special recognition to our brothers, sisters, and families who have died from this pandemic-like, cruel, and unexplainable disease called cancer.
Thanks.
