It is very heavy, tough history. Very strong written, Stuti!
thanks Zehana.😳
I hope, that you know the problem of cancer, only from books.Partially from books, partially from some real life incidents. Though I have not seen anyone to suffer from this destructing disease from very close, but 2 years ago one of my neighbours (My very distant relative) died in Breast Cancer, and I had seen her heart-wrenching agony and slow decaying of health! It's unbearable!😭
Once long ago my friend worked in the children's oncological center of Leningrad and talked a lot about it.Memories about this disease overshadowed for me now attitude of Jalal and Jodha. Stages, which there passes the patients ...His family emotional dying together with them. It is easier when is ill itself, than to see as the loved one suffers.I hope from the second part the reason behind this attitude of Jalal will be cleared. They had no emotional attachment actually and so the continuous vein trials of curing her slowly made Jalal frustrated, he started finding solace from somewhere else...Write how you came to this?
Have you watched the movie "All That Jazz"?No.😕