Biloi's on an off episode of hemopthesis from July 27 to September 3, 2011, made him absent from school and haven't taken his 1st grading examinations. Fortunately, Mr. Gaganao, the School Principal and his teachers really understand his condition. I even told them that he better quit schooling due to his absenses but they told me that it's up for him to decide when to come back to school depending on his condition. According to them, quitting would even worsen his condition being deprived of associating with classmates and friends. During his stay at home, I can't force him to read and study. His mind is always occupied about cars...playing car race in the computer, watching again DVD for Fast and Furious and other movies about cars and most of all making his own car drawings despite coughing blood. I am just so thankful that God continues to hear our prayers to extend his life. We really felt guilty since we could no longer provide him the needed medical treatment. As if we just entrust him to God's love and mercy, Hemostan 500mg 3 x a day was the only medicine we have provided him. No more check-up and medical work-ups. All because of financial constraints which I knew, Biloi would surely understand.
Below are photos of Biloi's new car drawings taken by him using the digital camera borrowed by his Kuya Rouen from Dana, his college classmate. No coloring was applied...black and white, as usual.
Yesterday, Biloi reported to school despite his severe coughing...not with blood this time but with phlegm only. Today I told him not to report to school. Hopefully, tomorrow he could go to school again.
To God be the Glory for Biloi's continues existence!
Biloi's design of a Porsche |
Biloi forgot to label this drawing...I can't imagine riding in this car. |
This is Shelby for Biloi |
Camaro...as Biloi looks at it |
BILOI'S PREVIOUS CAR DRAWINGS
Unfortunately I don't have camera so I just scanned Biloi's drawings in our printer and saved it in a CD so I can upload his latest car drawings.
Since childhood, he really likes cars....collecting, seeing movies about cars, riding in cars and started making his own simple pencil drawings of cars.
He always told me that maybe someday he could make his own car design. Anyway, there's no cost for wishing something which, maybe for us is impossible. That's why I encourage him that whenever he feels good, he must go to school. I am fervently praying and hoping that he could finish a college course so he could apply as sales agent in a car company where his interest lies.
I always believe that with God's grace and miracle, nothing is impossible here on earth. That maybe someday, Biloi could really work in a car company here in our country.
It's Biloi's great FAITH in God that makes him survive. God bless my son!