“When sometimes we can’t stop ourselves from crying in front of Tafsir, he ends up comforting us. He tells us that he’ll get out of the hospital and go to school and play with his sister. He says he’ll win over the deadly disease. But I can’t tell him that in spite of his strong will to live, I might fail to save him.”They had no knowledge of cancer, all they knew was they had to save TafsirMehdi and Tasrima have been running to the hospitals since 2011 and they feel it’s a never-ending loop now. 12-year-old Tafsir instills hope and faith in his parents that he’s going to live. But after all these years, Mehdi has very little hope to save his son.“In 2011, my son’s body used to burn up every day, he would shiver all the time. Such a young boy carried his school bag with so much difficulty. It was a pain to see him that way every day. After several tests, we found out that he has acute lymphoblastic leukemia, a severe form of blood cancer. We had no idea about cance
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