Le quedan pocos días de vida y publicó un mensaje que se hizo viral

Una joven que padece fibrosis quística se sometió a una cirugía que no tuvo el resultado esperado y su cuadro empeoró. Su reflexión.

Nardya Miller
Nardya Miller

Una joven australiana que lleva adelante una "batalla sin fin" escribió en sus redes sociales un mensaje que conmovió y se replicó en varias partes del mundo. Nardya Miller sufre de fibrosis quística desde hace dos años.

Tras una fallida cirugía y un doble rechazo, los médicos le anunciaron que le quedan muy pocos días de vida. Pese a tener que utilizar una máscara de oxígeno las 24 horas del día, Miller reflexionó: "Les ruego que vivan la vida al máximo".

"Tal vez te conozco de toda la vida, quizás desde hace diez años, o a lo mejor te conozco desde hace poco, pero en una semana no volveré a saber de ti, nunca volveré a ver tu cara, nunca volveré a hablar contigo, tocarte o agarrarte. Pero siempre te voy a amar, a vos y a nuestra amistad", agregó.

"Las cosas no salen siempre como planeas, habrá cosas que nunca tendré, sitios que nunca viviré para conocer, pero los estaré viendo, siempre, sonriendo, porque estuve allí", concluyó.

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Maybe I've known you my whole life, maybe I've known you for 10 years, maybe I've known you for only a short while, but in just over a week I will never know you again, I will never see your face again, I will never talk to you, touch you, hold you, ever again. But I will always love you, and the friendships we built, and the memories we made. Every single person who has come and gone from my life has been and gone for a reason and I'm the most blessed person to have lived this incredible life that I have. So thank you to all of you who have been apart of my journey in this crazy world. Whether you made my moments good or bad, you made me into the women I am today. Things do not always turn out how you plan in life, there are some really huge things that I will never have, places I'll never go and things I'll never live to see. But I'll be watching. Always. Smiling. Because I was here. I will never give up. As I never have. Now I'm just simply letting go. Details of my funeral will be posted once everything has been organised. Please don't be sad for me. All I wish is to be remembered as the girl who brightened your day at least once. And please I beg you to live your life to absolute fullest. 💗 -N x

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Christmas Day, another year I'm stuck in a hospital room looking at all four walls and re watching Christmas movies that are on replay every few hours, these are the chronicles of my life. But today is not just Christmas to me, today is the day, 5 years ago, I agreed to be this handsome fellas girl, and 4 years ago I agreed to be his wife one day, I'm still waiting for that day but I know it's all worth the wait. Today I was feeling low, as you would, while everyone is out celebrating Christmas with family and friends, I saw my mother briefly this morning and my father briefly this afternoon but I didn't even get to see my man at all, you see, I can't be near people who are infectious, and it just so happens that my man is sick this Christmas so he's not allowed to come near me, this was by far the hardest year, spending today in hospital could be classed as a usual thing for me, but not having Liam by my side was an entire different thing. Throughout today he reminded me that some people never even know love, but we do, we are lucky. And he's right, at the end of the day it's not what you have or who your with or what day it is, it's the love you know you share, the love that surrounds you and that's the love that keeps you fighting, here on earth, every single day. So thank you my Liam for reminding me that love is all that matters, you will always be the keeper of my heart. Happy 5th Anniversary to you my love, my best friend, you are the mate of my soul 💗 Now and Forever 💫

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