December 7, 2014 Sunday afternoon
Wrote this letter with my heavy heart. I just couldn't believe that the news is true when it suddenly hit me.
I still remember the last time you told me that you are often not feeling well. I can't quite fathom about myself why I didn't ask you to go for a check-up. I guess I could understand how you are hurt and feeling and prepared since no one knows that you are that ill for this long. You did not say goodbye to anyone and gently left us.
You would be remembered and shared all the merits too. Hope you could hear from anywhere and reach to the good place which is what you deserve.
You loved us, siblings and cousins, in fact, you give your love to everyone even though your life was humiliating most of the time just because of your impaired hearing. You even loved and still love at those who threw the words back to you or laughed at you. I do not know why others couldn't do the same as you do, may be that what makes you special. And you helped every single one you met whenever you could without having a second thought. You are the best, auntie. Thought I wouldn't publish but at least this would be a nice way of remembering you.
What I learned from you would be loving others (everyone else out there) unconditionally and I would love everyone else as much as I can just like you did in the name of you.
Yours beloved nephew,
Thar Thar Gyi
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