CHAPTER 70: Poor Tiny Child

Nishane's Point of View

THE more we were in the hospital, the worsening of my daughter's condition. I am aware of what the physicians are doing to help Aurora Solene recover and have seen it firsthand. I observe how they handle my daughter's care. Clifford engaged a licensed physician in the hopes that my daughter might recover in this way. just not yet.

Despite the fact that I am losing hope, I did not want to give up. If I gave up on my child and lost hope, I feel like I would be a poor mother. But I'm at a point where I simply can't stop, and I can see that rather than feeling better, my daughter's condition is worse.

When she used to have three seizures, she may now have five or six. And for a three-month-old child, it is not typical.

I only prayed, knelt, and pleaded with God. My daughter's life was not in my hands, and I fear that I will lose her. I would give my life to have her in it. But I am aware that I am not God and cannot act in that way.

All I can do is pray for a m