Luljeta, Kosovo
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Pershendetje zonja te nderuara jam Luljeta Imami nga Peja si shumĕ gra edhe une ne vitin 2013 u diagnostifikova me kancer te gjirit rastĕsisht sepse as nuk kam pas ndonji ndryshim ne gji as gjĕ po ashtu vetvetiu vendosa ta beja nji mamografi sepse nuk e kisha ba asnjiher.
Sidoqoftĕ ate ditĕi kur e kuptova isha e hutuar nuk dija kujt ti tregoja se pari vendosa qe ti tregoj bashkĕshortit dhe motres po nanĕs se ndjerĕ asesi sepse para disa viteve e kisha humbur edhe vĕllain e hasretit nga po e njejta smundje (kanceri)isha jashtĕzakonisht e hutuar por mbriva qe mbrenda disa ditĕve te kryej te gjitha analizat ku mbas 6 ditĕve u operova te dr.Sahudin Maliqi
Mbas tri jave fillova kimion e parĕ e pastaj edhe te tjerat momenti me i vĕshtirĕ ishte kur u zgjova nji ditĕ dhe e shohĕ veten pothuajse pa flokĕ fare shumĕ qajta atĕ ditĕ por te nesermen vendosa qe ta marr veten me te mirĕ edhe fillova qe te luftoj me smundjen ku e sifdova dhe e fitova Ishte rrugĕ e gjatĕ e lodhĕshme e mundimshme por ja ka vlejt mos te harroj qe familja e ngusht rrethi familjar kan luajt rol te rĕndĕsishem ne sherimin tim .Andaj ju kishal lutĕ te gjitha grave qe perballen me kete smundje qe te jenl luftarake mos te dorzoheni e di qe disa e kan humbur betejen dhe sot nuk i kemi ma ne mesin tonĕ [ne xhehnet ishalla janĕ) plot 11 vite qdo muaj kam hapur deren e onkologjis per terapi po ja qe ia dola
Sot jam kĕtu ne mesin tuaj ku pata dĕshirĕ qe edhe une te ndaja historin time me ju
Me respekt
LULJETA IMAMI
PEJĔ
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Hello, esteemed ladies, I am Luljeta Imami from Peja. Like many women, in 2013, I was diagnosed with breast cancer, by chance, because I hadn't noticed any changes in my breast or felt anything unusual. I decided to have a mammogram, something I had never done before.
However, the day I found out, I was confused and didn't know who to tell. I decided to tell my husband and my sister, but I couldn't bring myself to tell my late mother, as I had lost my brother to the same disease (cancer) a few years earlier. I was deeply confused, but after a few days, I completed all the necessary tests, and after six days, I had surgery with Dr. Sahudin Maliqi.
Three weeks later, I began my first chemotherapy treatment, followed by others. The most difficult moment was when I woke up one day and saw myself nearly bald. I cried a lot that day, but the next morning, I decided to gather myself and fight the disease, which I conquered. It was a long, exhausting, and painful road, but it was worth it. I will never forget that my close family and relatives played a crucial role in my healing process.
Therefore, I urge all women facing this illness to be fighters and never give up. I know some have lost their battle and are no longer with us, but may they rest in peace in paradise. For 11 years, every month, I visited the oncology department for therapy, but here I am today, in your midst, and I wanted to share my story with you.
With respect,
LULJETA IMAMI
PEJA