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But is this the best way to go to the end? I don’t know. Seems befitting somehow. A being of words dying because her mind refused to work. Almost symbolic. Why cant it be over sooner? Is this the price one pays for asking questions from God? Is there no freedom? Will there be none forever?
The condition is pathetic. My body refuses to work towards health. I'm hollow from inside, almost every organ acting on its own, running, walking, striving to reach the end before the other. My brain working overtime. Its like a war going on inside me and nobody’s winning. I'm still the same from the outside. I even manage to smile and be polite. I crack jokes too. I cracked a couple with my doctor when he was looking at my MRI results. I couldn’t lee him see that I knew what was in those scans. With or without the contrast. What difference would it make? He seemed sad. Which made me laugh harder at my own jokes because I couldn’t let him see me crying. Why would I cry? I wanted this for so long…
I have a friend who says that I get all the diseases with the fancy names. He says that’s typical of a rich- daddy’s girl. Obviously, we both pretend that he’s joking. We laugh at the end of all- such- conversations. Obviously, he’s not pretending. Obviously, the laugh is not genuine.
I don’t know what to write anymore. I guess I will have a couple of regrets when it all ends. I wish I could have been a better daughter. I wish I could’ve gotten that gold medal my daddy always wanted me to get. I wish I could’ve gotten at least half an ounce of love from the only person I’ve loved for the past 5 years. I wish I could’ve told him that I loved him.
But nothing matters at the end. I know this because I truly am, at the very end. I know exactly how it feels, where it hurts, where it doesn’t. I know what numb pain stabs like. I know. I know the guilt I face each day. I wish the treatment wasn’t this expensive. I wish my parents would let that fragment of hope go; let me go. I wish our lunch time conversations hadn’t come to an uncomfortable silent end. I wish I wasn’t born.
What good it is to be born and end this way?

