— #EVAN REVELA QUE TUVO CÁNCER...
🦌: En 4to de primaria me diagnosticaron un linfoma maligno. Empezó como una tos que parecía resfriado, pero jugando fútbol me quedé sin aire y en el hospital me enteré de que era cáncer
🦌: El tratamiento fué duro, pero me mostraba fuerte por mi mamá, en el hospital tocaba la guitarra en shows para pacientes, aunque quería ser cantante, en ese momento solo pensaba en vivir e irme a casa al ver morir a otros niños
🦌: Logré superarlo, pero al volver me molestaban porque mi cabello apenas crecía por la quimio y me faltaba energía; para encajar lo aguanté, pero me volví más introvertido, tenía mucho sin pensar en eso; duele recordarlo...
he would rather be misunderstood and let people think the worst of him than risk hurting the people he cares about and somehow people still look at that kind of selflessness and call him selfish
Evan talks about being diagnosed with cancer when he was younger:
"The treatment process wasn’t easy, but when I saw how my mom took care of me nonstop, I wanted to put on a brave face for her. When the hospital held events like talent shows for the patients, I’d play guitar and even host them.
I dreamed of being a singer ever since I was six, but to be honest, back then I didn’t really have the mental bandwidth to even think about that. I’d watch my friends pass away and kept thinking, “I want to live so badly, I want to go home.”
Thankfully I made it through treatment and got to go on with my life, but fitting back in with my friends wasn’t easy.
I had a lot less energy, and since my hair was still growing back from chemo, I got teased a lot for it. My friends would be like, “What is that, grass? You’re like a monk.” But I just took it because I wanted to fit in. Once I got to middle school, I had some good friends, but I wasn’t as outgoing as before.
I became more of an introvert. I haven’t thought about that in a long time. It hurts to bring it back up."
Evan talks about being diagnosed with cancer when he was younger:
"The treatment process wasn’t easy, but when I saw how my mom took care of me nonstop, I wanted to put on a brave face for her. When the hospital held events like talent shows for the patients, I’d play guitar and even host them.
I dreamed of being a singer ever since I was six, but to be honest, back then I didn’t really have the mental bandwidth to even think about that. I’d watch my friends pass away and kept thinking, “I want to live so badly, I want to go home.”
Thankfully I made it through treatment and got to go on with my life, but fitting back in with my friends wasn’t easy.
I had a lot less energy, and since my hair was still growing back from chemo, I got teased a lot for it. My friends would be like, “What is that, grass? You’re like a monk.” But I just took it because I wanted to fit in. Once I got to middle school, I had some good friends, but I wasn’t as outgoing as before.
I became more of an introvert. I haven’t thought about that in a long time. It hurts to bring it back up."
la vida te dió una segunda oportunidad porque solo el universo sabe cuánto lo merecías porque no hay una sola pizca de maldad en tu corazoncito, te aferraste a seguir viviendo y ahora por fin estás cumpliendo tu sueño, te amo por siempre heeseung y te elegiré una y mil veces más
heeseung opening up about dealing with cancer at the age of six… and through all of the treatments and chemotherapy he still would attend talent shows and even host them for other patients 💔 our fighter thank you for choosing this path even then
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