"My only fear is leaving my children".. Angham sends a voice message to her fans

SadaNews - In her first comment after returning to Egypt following her health crisis, the singer Angham sent an emotional voice message to her fans.

Angham said in her message via her "Facebook" account on Wednesday evening, with visible emotion in her voice: "I hesitated about this message, should I write it or deliver it in my voice, but I realized my need to speak and for my voice to reach everyone who stood by me and prayed for my recovery from the heart."

She also confirmed that the prayers of her fans were "like real medicine and a caring hand, which helped her regain her health and stand on her feet again after the help of God and the doctors."

Teary eyes, gratitude and appreciation

Angham could not hide her tears that overtook her voice, expressing her deep gratitude and thanks to God and to her audience who filled her heart with indescribable love.

Additionally, she considered that her audience prayed for Angham the singer but also for a "mother who wished to continue living for her children, to rejoice with them and live with them."

A rare audience

She emphasized that her only fear was leaving her children, adding that she "prayed to God to heal her to live with her children." She described her audience as "rare."

With deep emotion, she added, "I miss seeing you, and God willing, I will see you soon on stage, and we will sing and celebrate together."

This came after Angham returned to Cairo two days ago from Germany following a month-long treatment journey, where her son Abdul Rahman shared a number of photos via "story" on Instagram, featuring him with his mother and brother.

Underwent two surgeries in Germany

A source close to the artist revealed to "Al Arabiya.net" that the artist returned on a private jet, accompanied by her manager and some of her assistants.

He added that Angham decided to spend a recovery period at her home in the North Coast region, clarifying that she will remain under medical observation for the coming days until she fully recovers.

It is noteworthy that Angham underwent a laparoscopic surgery to remove a cyst from her pancreas at a hospital in Germany, followed by new precise medical examinations that revealed the necessity for another surgical intervention to remove what remained of the cyst and part of the pancreas, which was done before her return to the homeland.