Emma and Justin Kotiyar fell in love with each other as soon as they saw each other for the first time.
When they exchanged vows, it was the happiest moment of their lives.
Shortly afterwards, Emma found out she was pregnant, and her life seemed complete.
Unfortunately, everything changed when she was seven months pregnant.
Justin became very aggressive and started yelling at her.
One morning, he told her to leave the house, and Emma was completely shocked because Justin was the best person she had ever met, and such behaviour was uncharacteristic of him; on the contrary, it was an alarming sign.
“He forgot that I was expecting our first child.
He treated me like a complete stranger,” Emma recalled.
So instead of a honeymoon, they went to the hospital.
The doctors ran a series of tests and delivered the devastating news.
Justin had a brain tumour. That was the reason for his aggressive behaviour.
Unfortunately, he only had about two years to live, but the cancer was spreading faster than expected, and Emma prayed to God that he would at least get to meet their daughter.
Immediately after the baby was born, Justin’s condition worsened.
‘The doctors sent my husband home for two weeks before he passed away.’
From the moment he was diagnosed until his death, the doctors did everything they could to save Justin’s life.
But the cancer was very aggressive and the symptoms were severe.
Although everyone said there was nothing that could be done, Emma believes that things could have turned out differently if they had noticed the symptoms earlier.
One of the symptoms that she and Justin did not pay much attention to was his face.
Emma noticed something strange in one of the wedding photos.
‘You can clearly see that the right side of his face is slightly drooping.’
She shared this photo along with Justin’s story to raise awareness and encourage people to seek immediate medical attention if they suspect something is wrong with their health.
Because no matter how insignificant some symptoms may seem, detecting them early can save lives.
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