But the symptoms didn't care about my denial. They grew louder. My memory slipped through my fingers like sand, and my ability to juggle daily tasks unraveled faster than I could catch up. Work became a maze I couldn't navigate; home felt like a distant memory, as if I were watching my life from the outside.
Eventually, I couldn't ignore it anymore. I went back to the doctor-not with fear but with fierce determination. This wasn't stress or depression. I wasn't "too young" for something serious. Deep down, I knew this was life or death.
And I was right. That relentless intuition led me to the truth: brain cancer.
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