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Input: im neighbours with a middle aged woman that  has been diagnosed with cervic cancer like last year.Mentally shes on the level of a preschool child.Naive and kind hearted  like one too.Like theres no gray area for her.If shes happy shes jumping all over the place,singing that walls shake,if shes sad shes gonna cry her eyes out sobbing violently.Shes also attending the care center for elderly and those mentally challenged,there she spends the day till evening  and also gets medical attention.She was abandoned by her family due to her mental capabilities,so technically she has no relatives .Ofcourse shes getting treatment for her cancer thing and encouragement from workers(in that place.She has gone thru chemo which her body is responding well to,aswell.Whenever we met i comfortedher with encouraging words too.

However shes having her uterus removed soon,so shes in constant panic with her exaggerated emotions as the surgery is coming soon.I encountered her like multiple  times after she knew shes getting her feminine organs done.Those  times i again cheered her up and told that everything will be ok lalala,she should keep her head up and all that Every time we crossed path it was same story and i started getting a bit frustrated,spitting same bland robotic words  of comfort.Imet her again recently  she was losing her mind over the surgery,talking same shit over and over again,needing reassurance that shes gonna be ok and all that every ten minutes of the convo.
And then i snapped. ''ARE YOU LIKE THE ONLY PERSON THAT HAS CANCER IN THIS WORLD? ITS LIKE NO ONE ELSES PROBLEMS MATTERS  ONLY YOURS. IF YOU DIE YOU DIE MEANS IT WAS FATED '' and i leave her stunned for a good bit then start moving forward hearing her tearing up behind my back.

AITA for doing that?

making mentally challenged cervical cancer patient cry