New Dawn In Cancer Research
<p>I remember my mom and dad coming to my bed when I was 7. Normally, they never come to my bed at night like that; I used to sleep alone. This time, they both came together and lay next to me, hugging me in between.</p>
<p><em>“We have to tell you something,”</em></p>
<p>If they came to my bed today and said something like that, I would understand that something bad had happened. But at the age of 7, I couldn’t. I didn’t know the typical way of delivering bad news to someone, approaching gently, hugging, weird silences between phrases… I wasn’t watching many movies back then, so I didn’t have patterns in my mind to identify. In fact, I was pretty happy <em>(I was still having difficulties falling asleep, and my mom and dad came to my bed together, hugging me — heaven!).</em></p>
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