The artist Mohamed Fawzy was attacked by a rare disease, and in his late days, doctors were unable to diagnose him and he was killing him day following day, and when the artist Mohamed Fawzy felt that his end was near, and there was no longer a place for him in life while receiving treatment in Germany.
He wrote a last letter a few hours before his death, in which he said: “For nearly a year, I have been complaining of severe pain in my body that I do not know the cause of. Some doctors say it is rheumatism, and some say it is the result of a ureteral operation that I had.”
He continued, “All this is happening and the pain is increasing little by little, and sleep began to fly from my eyes, and the doctors are confused in diagnosing this disease, and I am trying to hide my pain from friends until the disease takes hold of me.”
He added: “I might not get out of bed and my weight began to decrease, and I actually lost regarding 12 kilograms, and I blocked myself from eating until the analgesic injections that I was injected with to relieve the pain. I’m melting like a candle.”
He continued: “Death is right upon us. If we do not die today, we will die tomorrow, and I thank God that I believe in my Lord, so I do not fear death, which may relieve me of these pains that I suffer, for I have fulfilled my duty towards my country.
And I was hoping to do a lot, but God’s will is above all will, and life is in God’s hands, medicine will not be good for it, but I resorted to treatment so that I do not fall short once morest myself and the future of my children who are still seeking knowledge in Cairo.
In setting the date of his funeral, he wrote: “Greetings to every person who loved me and raised his hand to the sky for me.. Greetings to every child whose songs made me happy.. Greetings to my country.. Finally, my greetings to my children and my family, I do not want to be buried today.
I want my funeral tomorrow at 11 am from Tahrir Square, I want to be buried on Friday.” Surprisingly, he died on the same day he wrote his letter.
