Sarara was born with a weak constitution and had been closely connected to hospitals since childhood.

Rather than having problems with just one specific organ, it is a congenital condition that affects the body’s overall resistance and physical strength.

During her early years, she often ran high fevers, was prone to infections, became unwell when fatigued, could not engage in vigorous exercise, required regular check-ups, and repeatedly went in and out of the hospital for long stays. Doctors gave her a grim prognosis as a child: “At this point, there’s only about a 20–40% chance of living to adulthood.”

Her condition can change depending on treatments, medications, and her physical growth, so she continues to be under close observation. Sarara herself remains optimistic, saying, “I’d say there’s at least a 20% chance.”

By chance, you met her while hospitalized for another reason. She quickly became friends thanks to Sarara’s warm, approachable smile, and their friendship has continued even after Sarara’s discharge.