Hanahaki Disease Real Life Novels & Stories

"How can I be optimistic when my stomach growls all day, don't you understand how embarrassed I feel? A lady like me has an image to protect. And I'm so tired that I can't even afford to be embarrassed anymore" The two argue openly as Hiraku walks a little further ahead. For him, who's over fifty years old, the tragedy that befalls Anne is only a light matter. It's normal to get sick from time to time, everyone has been through it, more than worrying about your image, she should be worrying about her life. Even in the world where they come from, where there's high technology and medicine, diseases as mild as the one that afflicts Anne, if left untreated for too long, can cause death.

They couldn't believe what he started, as their lips parted, trembled. “W-What…” Noah mumbled. “I thought she only had heart disease. I diagnosed that her heart was just weak because of her fatigue. But I was wrong, did she have trauma before that was only recently triggered?” Doctor Park raised a question. Liam seemed astounded on the floor as he listened to what he is saying. “The patient had a brain disease. It is called Huntington's Disease, a condition that stops parts of the brain from working properly over time. A traumatic brain injury usually resulting from a violent blast or jolt to the head or body can trigger this case. It gets gradually worse over time and is usually fatal after

she smiled kindly. “Yes, that’s right,” I replied. “Are you ready to know your future, Dana?” Honestly, no. I didn’t feel prepared to know what was coming in my life. My future was uncertain. In fact, everyone’s future is uncertain, but my case was special. I had been diagnosed with a disease that has no cure. A disease so rare that it occurs in very few cases around the world. I didn’t know the woman, but something told me she was good at her job. Demian brought me here for that reason, so I can bet he had researched her.

Ahn Hana pretends to be unconscious when the nurse comes to check on her. She can’t believe that she is using the same method that a student used a while ago. It will be difficult to fool Hong Dae Yi, but she is hoping that he will think from his heart for once. He had been there when she was in that car accident. Then, she had cancer. He was also there when she was pregnant with Haneul. After going through so much, he can’t stay rational. But what will he do?

"Doctor Kahfa, what disease is Kania actually suffering from?" "It's very hard for me to tell you this, Farhan." "Just say it, Farhan won't tell Kania." "Okay. I'm also confused about what Kania is suffering from. Yesterday Kania got brain cancer but strangely after I checked it wasn't brain cancer anymore but heart failure." "What?!" "I know it's tough, but that's the fact for now." "Can Kania recover?" "Every disease must have a chance to be cured. It's just that we also have to know what percentage of the chance to be cured. And Kania's chance to be cured is very small."

Ansel and his father swiftly took Mrs. Hani to the hospital. The doctor conducted an examination and diagnosed Mrs. Hani with low blood sugar and an irregular heartbeat caused by stress. The doctor cautioned that if the condition persisted, it could endanger her life. Additionally, the doctor advised that Mrs. Hani needed to be closely monitored and receive appropriate treatment to restore her health stability. The doctor also recommended that Ansel minimize activities that could agitate Mrs. Hani, as they could pose a risk to her well-being.

Helena cut in, mentioning the name of a disease I had never heard of, and topping it off with an excuse that the doctor stated that it was super rare. “Yes, it is a very rare disease. Unfortunately, one of my friends had it back then before he passed so I'm aware of the symptoms.” Enzo said, his face stern and serious but I could see a twinkle in his eyes. A twinkle that I for some reason immediately recognized to be him being up to no good. The couple alongside Helena tensed at that and my frown became deeper as I felt a foreboding feeling. “Thankfully though, I was able to get a first hand experience of the disease and all its symptoms.”

The doctor was silent for a while. "What kind of Desease, Doc." The doctor smiled at her. "It's HanaHaki." "What is the Hanahaki Disease?" And suddenly another Doctor came. She's Doctora Dela Cruz as it is written in her name plate. "The Hanahaki Disease is an illness born from one-sided love, where the patient throws up and coughs up flower petals when they suffer from one-sided love. The infection can be removed through surgery, but the feelings disappear along with the petals. "

I swallowed the lump in my throat and continued. “The hacker didn’t just target the system randomly. My son, my seven year old son, Late Niko, was the first breach. Fundings allocated for his medical findings were rerouted and we hadn't realized on time before it was too late and he lost his life to a rare disease called Metaphase Collapse Disorder. I kept this from the media because I needed room to breathe and gather solid information before the perpetrator slipped further from our grasp.” Kael’s voice was firm as he asked another question. My palms were a little sweaty as I thought of Niko.

The disease, which had already marked the lives of his grandmother, Heydi, and his mother, now also affected him. Haniel's birth was marked by pain and suffering. The illness had already wreaked havoc on the fragile body of the baby, who struggled from the first day of his life. With every breath, every movement, Haniel faced the challenges of the illness. Hanna, at eleven years old, began to have an even more complicated life as she witnessed her mother's battle with the disease and her brother's illness.