RE: "Your son cannot play football"
Should I say a beautiful read? Because it was emotionally beautiful.
I recently had to give up golf due to inflammatory arthritis. Ah! Just when I was enjoying the game and had gotten better at my swings. My husband had insisted that I joined him on the golf course. And I admit that there is nothing as addictive as a sport that you enjoy.
Anyways, I really wish that your condition doesn't deteriorate and you can play lots of football, if not on the field than with your future kids. Lol
I just reminisced a dad scene when I lost track of time while being with a friend at another friend's home. We used to live in a cantonment and were gone on bicycles. When we returned home chirping and chatting happily, we saw both of our fathers, well, both in night suits. I was lucky enough not to be slapped that day judging by the stern look on his face. My friend, well, not that lucky 😜
My condition hasn't deteriorated, infact it has improved. People find it hard to believe, and I, myself, am not a superstitious kind of guy but drinking zam zam, loads of zamzam with the sole intention of relieving my pain helped me a lot. I literally sae miracle unfolding right in front of my eyes... Or maybe it was due to age. I like to believe that it was the former.
Those were the days honestly. I still get a lot of happy flashbacks from my childhood as well. You weren't hit but I'm sure you didn't get away without a scolding. Did you get it? 😂