#SHOWBIZ: "Mama, don't worry": Linda Rafar finds solace months after son Memen's passing
KUALA LUMPUR: Singer Linda Rafar has candidly shared the profound grief of losing her 12-year-old son, the late Rezaimen Keiflin, affectionately known as Memen, revealing that even three months after his passing, she still hears his voice calling out to her from the doorway.
KUALA LUMPUR: Singer Linda Rafar has opened up about her deep sorrow following the loss of her 12-year-old son, Memen, who passed away in 2014 due to Burkitt Lymphoma. Even three months after his death, Linda still hears her son's voice calling out to her from the doorway. In a recent episode of the Studio Sembang podcast, Linda recounted the heartbreaking moments that led to her eventual acceptance of her son's passing.
She shared that she would pray for Memen to visit her in her dreams, which eventually came true when she dreamt of his reassuring phone call. Memen had reassured his mother that he was fine on a cool hill and advised her to keep doing good deeds so they could meet again. Linda spoke of the emotional turmoil she endured throughout her son's illness and treatment, recalling how her son's artwork subtly foreshadowed his demise and the tragic events surrounding his passing.
Despite his weakened state, Memen left behind a final wish and distributed his saved gifts to his younger siblings.
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