DIE YOUNG

When cancer took refuse inside of my body, it was life-altering. The sugar bubble world I had lived so cozily had suddenly shattered and fallen on my head. I realized there was so much that I didn’t know. As I endured the treatment process, there were struggles. That’s when I thought; why not write it for the people in the present and future times – the story of my battle and apparent survival.

In my novel, I had portrayed the symptoms of the disease so that the readers don’t fall prey to them as I, unfortunately, have, along with the psychological aspects that had transpired inside of me when I was diagnosed and how I dealt with them. I have also highlighted the treatment procedure at home and abroad to the precise details to act as guides. Apart from painting the journey, I have also prescribed a course of action for my readers. Of course, there is no guarantee, but one can give it a try knowing that there is not much to lose.

In the end, I have crafted a few end states from my journey of a lifetime coupled with acquired insights from the patients and specialists alike. I believe our mission on earth is to just live, and once we want something like that to happen, the entire universe conspires in helping us to achieve it.