The heart-shocking memoir "story of life" of the woman who died of cystic fibrosis

Hello, Dear friends, today I share with you, a young woman whose day-to-day was leading her illness. These results are The Salt in My Soul, who refused to let their life be less than this. This is a glimpse of the life of a young man who was dominating his illness day after day.

She died in November 2017, but in view of his small and challenging life, thousands of pages of journal entries were abandoned, and with those pages instructions were given to publish his memoir after leaving Mallory Smith. This was poetic music when life, love, death and life through them.

This Mallory Smith was detected by cystic fibrosis when she was just three years old. She is urged to learn more about Heart-Rising Memoir from a woman who died of superbug in cystic fibrosis and invisible illness of 25 chronic.

This disease causes the stickiness of mucus to suppress the lungs and wreak havoc on other organs. The 24-year-old Malory has contracted a brilliant transition. His posthumous memoir is 'invisible disease' in chronology. His stress was the death sentence and the ambiguity and ineptitude of the medical system.

In spite of a rare lung transplant and an experimental treatment, this Mallory died at the age of 25. For 25 years, he continued to fight for the disease. She was armed with medical progress.

Because he has two copies of a special gene, malaria was suffering from cystic fibrosis. This double-up gene was responsible for the snuff mucus, which pressured her lungs, that she had wreaked havoc on her immune system and had to quit fighting.

That is why; it was an extra salt on his skin which was a sign of his illness. This Mallory Smith liked nothing more than salt water and sea. Where she surfing waves was therapeutic for his mental pain, she was relieved near and near the sea,

Whose saline water was deteriorating with malaria, on the lung lungs. But eventually his lungs were infected with a rare superbug. Even the most sophisticated medicine was too low. it was too late to save malaria.
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