So …I was watching episode 21 thinking ..how are they gonna wrap this up in 3 episodes? And episode 22 definitely…
What your brother did was very admirable. May he rest in eternal peace.
I used to donate blood, was both an organ and bone marrow donor. But due to getting a neuro-immune disease, I can't in good conscience do that anymore and it's sad. A few summers ago, they contacted me saying I was the perfect match with my bone marrow to an 18 year old with leukemia. It was one of the hardest things I have ever had to do, turning them down. Because I would be giving that poor girl a life/death sentence with no options of any treatment or cure. What I have, has no treatment nor cure anywhere on earth but has over 20 million sufferers. Long story short, I don't post about this publicly but those ppl still willing and able to donate, are heroes in my book.
These two episodes were great; meeting A-Xiu and the devotion between her and Zhang Fei. Beautiful. Love how everyone calls her "sister-in-law". I like how she speaks her mind and isn't a mouse. Training is over; now time for the real combat. Looking forward to the next episodes.
And now comes the really difficult part. As much as I could not care less about GL, I find myself deeply involved…
War means death; needless, senseless death. They can glamorize it however, the end result is the same. Anyone in any country that has seen combat especially on the ground is never the same again, if they survive plus intact. This is a military drama, so get the tissues ready.
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I used to donate blood, was both an organ and bone marrow donor. But due to getting a neuro-immune disease, I can't in good conscience do that anymore and it's sad. A few summers ago, they contacted me saying I was the perfect match with my bone marrow to an 18 year old with leukemia. It was one of the hardest things I have ever had to do, turning them down. Because I would be giving that poor girl a life/death sentence with no options of any treatment or cure. What I have, has no treatment nor cure anywhere on earth but has over 20 million sufferers. Long story short, I don't post about this publicly but those ppl still willing and able to donate, are heroes in my book.