Nykoda! Bravo! Keep up the hard work. I wish you much success in your journey as a musician and the King of Instruments. We'll be watching for your future to unfold!
Eva Perón, a name I haven't heard in a while. Her rise to power is really something else. Her and Juan's legacy of socialist policies led to great economic inequality and poverty for Argentinian workers. Their significant efforts toward improvements for the working class pale in comparison to the losses of the working class. Only since December of 2023 has there been true change in the government with this libertarian, Javier Milei. We'll see how it turns out. I wonder what Evita would sound like on this organ. This little boy could play it for his new mentor as a tribute to the mentor's childhood experience with Eva.
From what I gathered from the video, he had retinoblastoma. This is a cancer that causes the nerve cells in the retina ( the retina is basically the part of the eye that actually “sees”; it sits in the back of your eyeball) to grow out of control, which can cause blindness. Just because you have eyes doesn’t mean they work properly. Most blind people have eyes.
Chemotherapy is a very complex process that can have MANY complications, and it definitely does not always work. It’s not like some medications where you take it for long enough and your problem is solved. It’s a very complicated and exhausting process and, even when doctors, parents, and patients do everything they can, it just won’t work sometimes. I’m going to assume that your a younger person (under the age of 10), so I understand if you just didn’t know why they couldn’t use chemotherapy, but please be more careful with the questions you ask and the way you comment things in the future. When someone or someone you love has to go through a very hard thing like cancer and loses their sight, it would probably be really aggravating to them to hear “why didn’t you just use chemotherapy?” when they tried everything and nothing worked. I’m sure you just didn’t know, so just be a little more thoughtful in your comments in the future. If you have a question, maybe try doing a Google search. If that doesn’t work, ask a parent or whatever other adult people you have in your life. Before you comment, think, “Could someone take this the wrong way and get upset?”. If the answer is yes, don’t comment it.
