I didn’t tell my son he was dying before he passed away in my arms – but his diary revealed he had known all along

WHEN Namrata Pandya was told her son had a brain tumour, she locked herself in a room and “cried and cried and cried”.

But as soon as she stepped out into the hospital corridor 30 minutes later, she plastered a brave smile onto her face.

While the 45-year-old knew Khushil may only have months left to live, she desperately didn’t want him to know that.