it brighter, although the fog of sadness still envelops her mind. She sits on the edge of her bed, her eyes gazing out

ng today, Sarini? Have you no

se horrible dreams come back to haunt me. I feel like I

d there is no guarantee that it will be easy. But you must remember, you are not alone in y

r eyes are still filled wi

l the mistakes I've made? How ca

ing yourself, Sarini. It means allowing yourself to grow and evolve from those ex

th a gaze full of doubt, but

I start again after ever

will work together to find ways to cope with it and find a way out. It won't be eas

rini begins to feel a bit more at ease, sensing that she is not alone in her struggle. And with each conversation she has wi

an art therapy session in the hospital's recreation room. There, along with sever

't sure if she can express herself through painting, given her fragile

irrors her feelings. Her hand movements are erratic, but with each brus

re is an unexpected beauty within it. The painting reflects the chaos and dar

expressed. She realizes that each brush stroke is an expression of the f

se. Although there are still great challenges ahead, she realizes th

ling journey with a more determined step. And with each brush stroke, she depicts no