Melissa sits nervously in the doctor's office, her fingers anxiously tapping against the armrest of the chair. For weeks, she has been experiencing persistent fatigue, unexplained weight loss, and recurrent fevers—symptoms that have filled her with a growing sense of dread.
The wait for her test results has been agonizing, each day a torturous exercise in uncertainty. Melissa's mind races, tormenting her with the worst-case scenarios, the what-ifs that have kept her up at night, staring into the darkness.
Melissa had suspected something was wrong for weeks now. The persistent fatigue, the sudden weight loss, the recurring fevers—her body was sending her unmistakable signals, even as her mind refused to accept the possibility. Yet, deep down, she knew she had to face the truth.
