Hina Khan: Hina is going through pain due to cancer, after surgery the hospital wrote a letter and gave courage to the actress


Posted on 17th Jul 2024 01:41 pm by rohit kumar

Hina Khan is battling cancer these days. The actress is undergoing treatment. She recently underwent surgery. Hina Khan is going through a lot of pain at this time. Hina keeps telling her fans about her health through social media posts. The actress has informed through an Instagram post that she has undergone surgery. During this, the housekeeping department wrote a letter to the actress and encouraged her.

 

Hina Khan\'s fans are upset to see her in pain. Everyone is praying for her. Now that she has undergone surgery, the hospital staff is also busy giving her courage. Hina Khan has shared a picture on Instagram, in which she is seen on a hospital bed and has a letter in her hand. It is written on it, \'Dear Hina Khan, I know this surgery has been very painful for you, but I am happy that you are on the way to complete recovery. You are recovering\'.

 

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Apart from this, it is written, \'Get well soon. Prayers for you, hope you feel better soon, get well soon\'. Hina Khan has written in this letter, \'Love and love, it makes me feel better. I got this letter from the housekeeping department\'.

 

Apart from this, Hina Khan has written in another post that she is in great pain and is in constant pain. Hina has written, \'Constant pain ... yes, constantly. Every single second. Is the person smiling? Someone is still in pain. But, does not mention it? The pain is constant, yet the only thing that comes out of the mouth is, \'I am fine, still in pain\'.

 

Hina Khan is facing cancer treatment with full courage. Meanwhile, she has also returned to work. Hina Khan shared a video recently, in which she was seen getting ready for shooting on the set. Seeing Hina\'s courage, fans are saluting her.

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