Long live the late artist Myrna Al Mohandes A life full of pain and suffering from the disease that afflicted her at an early age, and the suffering increased when her disease was wrongly diagnosed, so that her life would consist of taking medicines and waiting for the end, as Mirna, who is presenting the seventh anniversary of her death today, Friday, August 5, revealed, in an old meeting, that she was diagnosed with She was diagnosed with dysentery, and she was still treated for it, and her fatigue increased even more.
In an old meeting dating back to 2014, Mirna said: “Taking the wrong treatment helped more with the disease, and I did not have resistance from the weakness that I had reached, and I remained between the hands of a doctor to a doctor and surrendered to any injection or any medication that might eliminate me, until I decided to travel abroad and it was the first A trip to Germany, and there the doctor refused to perform the operation at the time because its success rates were only 1%.”
Mirna Al-Mohandes adds: “I weighed only 35 kilos at that time, so the doctor looked at my appearance and knew my age. He found the issue difficult and said that he would not be able to perform the operation. I returned to Egypt and I was very resigned to every need. We reached a solution that I was traveling to America, and when I met the doctor and told him regarding my condition and the nature of the medicines I was taking, I was greatly surprised.”
Mirna revealed: “I used to take 12 cortisone pills daily for two years and 6 Antibiotic pills 500 ml, and there is no pure food, so my circumstances did not allow me to eat, I lived two years without laughing when I say a word with a tear in it. It was depressing and nothing left me in this world, but I wanted lighter because I knew that there are people who love me very much and I do not want them to upset me, that I am living easier than I am far away. “
And she continued, “As for America, I diagnosed my condition correctly, that I was sick with a new disease that has no known cure, ulcerative colitis, which is a disease that comes to people who feel more than necessary. London and uprooted the second half, and everything in my life became difficult, eating, drinking, laughing, joy and sadness difficult.
After that, Mirna Al-Mohandes resumed her working life, until she suffered once more in 2015 from new complications caused by her first disease, as she suffered from pulmonary hemorrhage as complications resulting from a lack of platelets, because she was suffering from cancer and treated with many medicines even following recovery, and these medicines caused A severe deficiency of platelets, over a period of years, until her condition deteriorated and led to death.
