Oscar was a lively, naughty and naughty 10-year-old boy. Later, he fell ill and after a failed operation, he became depressed. He felt that everyone began to hate him because he made them " Disappointed".
Later, he met Grandma Rose. She encouraged Oscar to write a letter to God and told him a legend of the "magical 12 days" - treating each day as ten. Years passed.
Oscar spent 12 days experiencing the confusion of new life, the throbbing of youth, the pain of growing up, the crisis of marriage, the troubles of middle age, and the farewell of life.
To be honest, I don’t really like reading books about life topics like this. I always find them too heavy and I always have regrets.
But after reading this book, I didn’t feel that way. It is only a short period of twelve days, but it is a long one hundred years.
Although Oscar finally passed away from this world, he was fulfilled, complete, and had no regrets. In these few days, he reconciled with his parents and the attending doctor.
He lives more thoroughly than those adults. He is not afraid of death. Regarding death, he said, "I am not afraid of unknown things, I am worried about losing what I am familiar with." Things." He understood the meaning of life better than anyone else.
Just like a netizen commented: "It is Oscar who has always protected us..., love suddenly gave us weakness and gave us armor."
Excerpt
I always feel that people imagine another kind of hospital, which is different from the one in reality. It seems that you come to the hospital just to recover, but in fact you will die if you come here. "——Oscar
See the world with the eyes of seeing it for the first time every day.——Oscar
"Disease, like death, is a a reality, not a punishment. ”——Grandma Rose
Thirty years old is really troublesome. It is the age when you need to worry and take responsibility.——Oscar
My illness is part of me, and they shouldn’t treat me differently just because I’m sick. Or they can only love Oscar when he’s healthy?
< p> You already understand that you will die, but you don't understand that not only you will die, but everyone will die, your parents will die one day, and I will too one day - Grandma Rose