Yesterday I had a conversation with a lady during the lunchtime I spent lining up in the supermarket to buy a kilo of sugar. We arrived at 7:00 in the morning and left at 2:00 in the afternoon.
In the middle of this long wait I met a lady of approximately 38 years of age with whom I engaged in a pleasant conversation. During that time, he told me his sad story in which I learned that this lady suffers from cancer of [Breast Cancer](http://archivo.globovision.com/cancer-de-mama-primera-causa-de- death-in-women-Venezuelan /). An illness cataloged as one of the first causes of death among Venezuelan women, although it can also affect men.
This person told me that he had exhausted all the resources he had with the chemotherapies that could be done, but at this moment he no longer has any resources, and in Venezuela drugs for this chemotherapy are not found, I was really saddened and the soul split history.
In addition to seeing the ordeal due to the situation of famine that Venezuelans are experiencing, we must also face death, with forced resignation, due to lack of economic resources, but the worst for lack of medicines.
She continued telling this unfortunate lady that she has two children, one of 9 and one of 14 years of age, with whom she lives alone since her husband abandoned her with her two children about 7 years ago; and he sought another couple with whom he has a new family. In recent days he communicated via phone with his ex-partner, to inform him of his situation and to beg him to please, if she were to experience the worst, that she would not forget her two children, that she would take care of them. , since until now he has forgotten them. She told him about the advanced state of her illness, and her ex-husband simply listened and did not answer at all, since that day he does not attend to her or her children.
A harsh pilgrimage has begun for the different mayors and governmental entities of the state, trying to get help, to see if it can get the means that will help it to try to extend its life a little, but its efforts have been unsuccessful, everywhere response has been negative, because none has resources. We are in a Country practically in Ruins.
Many tell him that we have to pray to God to see if he can cure it, but I think that unfortunately, it is not enough to pray as the Singer Ali Primera said. We are condemned and the people are still asleep.
