The suffering has gone....

Last Saturday, my uncle's wife, passed away. She has been suffering aneurysm. (I did write in my previous blog). She’s only 30, left behind a husband, parents and siblings. She just got married last year with my uncle. Since she got the attack last November 11, after several operations, she has not been talking. She only stares at people, who are around her, visited her in the Neuro Unit, HKL. My uncle requested to have her remove to Kuala Pilah Hospital after two months in HKL. After one month in Kuala Pilah Hospital, they sent her back to Neuro Unit in HKL for angiogram. That was 20th February 2005. The hospital wanted to do another operation because of some blood vessels tied up somewhere, but my uncle declined. He said enough of operations and they took her back on 23rd February to Gemencheh. (Her hometown). And she passed away last Saturday, 27th February 2005 at 06:00 hrs. We drove to Gemencheh, in Felda Bukit Rokan. Her mother told us, one week before that, she shows some progress, she smiles at everybody and she starts eating. Maybe she wants everybody to feel good! Inna Lillahi Wainna Ilayhi Rajioon. May Allah grant her a place in Janat and peace in the here after.

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