Kris Aquino penned a belated but emotional and sweet birthday message to her son Bimby Aquino Yap, who celebrated his 16th birthday last April 19. ManilaBulletin
"You are the reason I can’t give up, and I continue fighting what at times feels like a losing battle. But if there’s one thing I’m proud of, since the day you were born- 5 weeks early, weighing barely 4 pounds, I’ve kept my word, never breaking any promises I made to you," wrote Kris in her post on Instagram on April 22."If they only knew, all that we’ve survived together… I waited a few days before posting my 16th birthday greeting for my 6’1 baby.
"On that cruel night, in late September 2018, we had a preview of the 1st 2 autoimmune conditions I had, and we were so afraid of the possible 3rd- we were crying as we embraced. I’ll NEVER forget forcing myself to reassure the 11-year-old you that, like your Lola: i’ll endure anything and everything, to make sure you had me for as long as you needed me.
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