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"We're only going to take some blood from you sweetie, to test if we forgot any bad cells. The result will be here any minute." The older nurse sat next to the little girl and explained what was going to happen, they always did.
Yes they left out a few facts here and there, but does a ten year old girl really know what adenocarcinoma, squamous cell carcinoma are ?
It was already hard enough to tell her that she has cancer. [Y/n] thought that she maybe ate a crab in her sleep, but quickly learned that it wasn't.
Pain. That's what she felt in her lungs. While she was breathing, eating, sleeping and walking. And she was tired, so so tired.
Mostly after the doctors gave this liquid medicine into her arm. They called it Chemo and it's was apparently helping her.
But [Y/n] didn't like this medicine. It made her throw up, lose her hair, tired and weak. Ever since she moved into this new big white house, [Y/n] wasn't allowed to go to school. She wasn't allowed to see her friends.
But the nurses and doctors always visited her and tried to make her laugh. They even gifted her a little stuffed animal when she was first diagnosed with cancer. It was a little teddybear that was wearing a dinosaur costume. [Y/n] loved the bear and always had him with her. To every test, scan or anywhere else.
