Comments on: Dearest Bayan…

By: Anonymous

Anonymous — Sat, 18 Jul 2009 16:01:17 +0000

Dear Dr. Hesham Hassablla,I was deeply shcoked to read about the untimelya nd sad demis eof your ebloved daughter Sweet Bayan. We are helpless at the will of God,be sure your heart part) Bayan has scarified for Mom and Papa by leaving this world at this ear age to make palce for aprents in Heaven.I know you would have received numerous condolences, the real consolation is from Allah SWT who gave you both patience. I too extend you my deepest condolences and pray May God give you aptience and bless you with multifurous mercies. May God keep everyone away from His tests specially test of our Roses (childern). The more I move pen i'wll be emotional so let me stop here.Inshahallah Allah will award you another angle same as Bayan, but spiritually she will be with you getting pleased to to see her brother or sister.Darvesh Qadri Darien, IL

By: Anonymous

Anonymous — Wed, 15 Jul 2009 02:17:47 +0000

This is beautiful. I read your blog every so often and every single one of your posts about your beautiful daughter have brought tears to my eyes. I just read in a book the other day that "there is a word for a 'widow' and a word for an 'orphan' but no word for a parent who has lost a child." Perhaps because it is something than cannot be summed into one word. I admire you and your wife for your strength, patience, and your ability to face this challenge. Being a mother of two girls myself, I cannot even imagine what it must be like. I pray that God continues to give you and your family the strength to go on, and to have faith that one day, you all will indeed be reunited in His Blessed Gardens. Ameen.

By: Angie

Angie — Tue, 14 Jul 2009 19:42:45 +0000

beautiful poems..thank you for sharing

By: Anonymous

Anonymous — Fri, 03 Jul 2009 23:32:08 +0000

My prayers are with your family. Little Bayan will always be a flame in your hearts and the one to greet you when the time comes on this road we've all embarked on. I lost a child many years and like most people, I would cry out, "Now that you've brought her, let her live…Dear God, why me! I never hurt a fly!" But only through strong faith and loved ones we survive what no parent should have to experience; and yes, the scar remains forever. May God keep your family, now in particular during this crushing pain, close to his heart.Barbara