Nevafrost
A stupid and foolish daughter
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I'm angry at myself at this point. But, I still don’t have the courage to tell them.As blob has said, you need to think of your family as well. If the disease is fatal, even more so. They'll know at one point or another anyway, so let them know as soon as possible so that they can sort out their emotions and such.
On a side note, my grandpa also insisted he was fine for years and refused to go to the hospital. Yeah, he got cancer. It was too late at that point, and I remember my mom and her siblings struggled so much to take care of him for those last months.
Your struggle doesn't stay yours if it involves your life, and it shouldn't be.
Ironically, I have had this disease for 7 years now, meaning I was 8-9 when I first had this. But, I figured out that I'm not okay afterwards. But, even so, I was prone to not tell my family. Just what's wrong with me?
I hate my past self and I look forward to my future self.