Quote by John Green

I didn't tell him that the diagnosis cam three months after I got my first period. Like, Congratulations! You're a woman. Now die.

I didn't tell him that the diagnosis cam three months after

Summary

This quote underscores the devastating impact of an unexpected diagnosis received at a crucial moment in a person's life. The speaker, having just experienced the stage of puberty that marks their transition into womanhood, reflects on the harsh reality of life presenting them with a life-threatening condition. The quote conveys a sense of bitterness and irony, emphasizing how the diagnosis, instead of being filled with promise and celebration, feels like an immediate threat to their existence. It highlights the profound challenges faced by individuals dealing with sudden health crises.

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