Facing breast cancer is a difficult physical and emotional journey for Saranda Jakupi, but family support, especially of her 12-year-old son, is one of the greatest sources of strength for her.

In the podcaster United Hospital i n The Laseric Center of the Eye ʹKubati, she has shared a touching story about how her children are experiencing the disease.

Jakup, who has been facing breast cancer for over six years, has shown that during this period there has been continued support from her family and three sons.

She has stressed that children are very close to her and try to give courage in the most difficult moments.

My guys are very close, very supportive, he confessed to Saranda.

A special place in her confession is occupied by the youngest son, who is already 12.

Saranda has shown that through awareness activities during the Pink Month and over the years, he has become better aware of the disease his mother is facing.

In her view, the boy often approaches, embraces, and tries to appease him with words of hope.

Come on, Mom, come on, you’re gonna be okay, it’s the words Saranda remembers from her son.

She has shown that while still young, he tries to strengthen them, while his concerns and emotions often hold them back.

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