ππ₯ Holding the Flame for Juan π₯π

Today, I write with trembling hands β not as a wife alone, but as a woman balancing grief and hope in the same breath π.
Juan β my husband, my love, my hero β was hurt doing what he has always done: running toward danger so others could run away π¨βπβ€οΈ.
He left home with that familiar smile and a gentle promise, βIβll be back soon.β
Now he lies in a hospital bed π₯, intubated and unconscious, fighting silently β bravely β in a battle none of us expected π€.

π₯Ή All I can do is hold his hand, feel the warmth thatβs still there, and whisper the only words my heart knows:
βPlease come back. Please keep fighting.β
β¨π If youβre reading this, I ask from the deepest place in my soul β send a prayer, a kind thought, a spark of strength his way.
Juan has carried the flame for so many lives π₯.
Now, together, letβs carry it for him β with love, faith, and unwavering hope ππ€.