Open letter to Salman Khan from 4 yr old cancer survivor's mother - Page 6

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This isn't my thread. I appreciate all your concerns but at the end of the day it's my opinion. I've heard all there is to it. Quoting me over and over again isn't going to change anything. I get it some of you guys don't agree with it and that is fine. I guess I'm losing touch on grass roots so I will hit up some prem ratan dhan payo to restore my humanity. Till then lay off the moral policing.

Originally posted by: TheBoss

This isn't my thread. I appreciate all your concerns but at the end of the day it's my opinion. I've heard all there is to it. Quoting me over and over again isn't going to change anything. I get it some of you guys don't agree with it and that is fine. I guess I'm losing touch on grass roots so I will hit up some prem ratan dhan payo to restore my humanity. Till then lay off the moral policing.

Go over the forum rules. You cannot moral police members. This is a topic. People are inclined to have opinions. Sometimes they differ. It is natural. This isn't the first time and I'm sure it will continue to happen. Get used to it or make use of the ignore button.

Don't burn your blood over me. We can both agree I'm not worth it. There will be many like me that will come and go. Ciao.

Originally posted by: briahna

remember to come back, Forum needs you!

goodnight!

@TheBoss...I understand your POV. I really do. We have seen so many shitty things that parents and people in general do in today's world that one becomes skeptical of everything.

If you have ever read any of my posts, you must know that I do not like Salman Khan one bit. But this isn't about this actor here.

The kind of treatment, emotional, and physical suffering that a cancer patient goes through is unimaginable for any family member, let alone a parent seeing their little child go through. And trust me I know from a close family member going through something like this that you want to do everything in your power to make that individual's suffering a little more easier, even if it's by just giving them small things to smile about.

So you have to realize that if someone or something can bring a smile or even a small ounce of happiness, it's a huge thing in their eyes. Spending long days in the hospital, getting treatments that have such difficult side effects to deal with can take a huge toll on any person let alone a small child.

There is no way we can know or feel what that parent must have felt. In addition, we can't just assume they didn't thank the doctor, nurses who helped this little girl. I'm sure that any parent would be extremely thankful and forever grateful to those people who saved her life.