Special - Doctors gave her husband a wife dying of cancer, and he left her in the forest to die!

 John had been sitting by his wife's bedside for days, holding her hand and telling her how much he loved her. The doctors said they could do nothing and that she would be gone within a few days. John was devastated.

John and Sarah had been married for five years. They had been trying to have a baby for 3 of those years, but it just hadn't happened for them. So when Sarah was diagnosed with cancer, they both knew her time was limited.

The doctors said that there was nothing they could do. They told John that Sarah only had a few days to live together. 

Sarah knew that she was going to die. She could feel it in her bones. But she was at peace with it. She knew that she had lived a good life and had been loved. She was grateful for the time she had had with John.

Similarly, John didn't want to lose his wife. He loved her dearly and couldn't imagine life without her. He decided to take her for one last walk in the forest near their home.

They had always loved spending time in the forest, and it was a place that held many happy memories for them. As they walked, John told his wife how much he loved her and would never forget her.

Eventually, they came to a clearing in the forest. The husband sat down with his wife in his lap and held her close. He knew this was the end.

"John," Sarah whispered, "I want you to know that I am not afraid to die. I know that I am going to a better place. And I want you to know that I will always love you. You have been the best husband a woman could ask for.

"I want you to promise me something, though. I want you to promise me that you will find another wife. I want you to have children. I want you to be happy.

"You have been my everything, John. And even though I am gone, I will always be with you. I will always be in your heart."

He couldn't bear to listen to this and see her suffer any longer. He took a deep breath and kissed her on the forehead. Then John held his wife and hugged her tightly. And he knew that he would never love another woman the way he loved her. Suddenly he stood up and walked away, leaving her to die alone in the forest. He wanted to remember her as she was before she got sick.

He couldn't bear to watch her suffer any longer. He was too afraid to stay with her and watch her die. But deep down, he knew that he was just a coward.

So he left her.

And he never forgave himself for it.

Every day, he would think about her and what could have been. If he had just stayed with her, maybe she would still be alive. But he didn't. And he would never forgive himself for it.

Days passed, and John mourned his wife. He couldn't eat, couldn't sleep, and couldn't work. He was a shell of his former self.

One night, he heard a knock at his door. He opened it to find a woman standing there. She was beautiful, and she looked just like his wife.

"I'm here to take you to her," the woman said.

The husband didn't know what to say. He was confused and scared. But he trusted the woman, so he went with her.

She led him to a clearing in the forest. There, his wife was waiting for him.

"I'm not really dead," she said. "I was never really sick. The doctors were wrong."

He woke up and could feel the drops running down his face and into his eyes. He opened his eyes and saw the sun streaming in through the window. It was still early, but he knew he had to get up. He got out of bed and tried to shake the dream from his mind.

It was just a dream, but he couldn't do that. Unknowingly he started going towards the forest where he had left Sarah. He regretted leaving her. He regretted it with every fibre of his being. If he had stayed with her, maybe she would still be alive. But he didn't. He left her to die alone in the forest, and he would never forgive himself for what he had done.

He had to get to the forest before it was too late. 

After John left Sarah, she refused to give up hope. After a few days, she got the good news she got pregnant. She met a forest dweller old woman.

And now, as she lay on her deathbed, she was finally rewarded. She had given birth to twin sons, healthy and perfect in every way.

When John reached there, Sarah was lying down with her sons being born. He wept with joy to see them and with relief that his wife had survived the ordeal.

The woman was weak, but she managed to smile at her husband. "I'm so sorry," she whispered. "I wanted to tell you, but I never wanted to make you suffer due to my illness."

"It's all right," her husband said, kissing her forehead. "Please forgive me too. I know you're the bravest woman I've ever met. I was the coward who left you in the dark forest."

The old woman told John that Sarah had been cured by the herbs she was giving her during her pregnancy. She no longer has cancer.

The two made their way out of the forest and back to the hospital. There, the doctors told them that Sarah's cancer was in remission. The doctors said it was a miracle, but Sarah knew it was something more.

She knew it was the power of love.